Resources for Parents

For students with JROTC experience or a desire to join the military right out of high school, finding out that ADHD is listed as a restricted condition can be a disappointment. At the same time, many applicants are able to get an ADHD waiver. It's important to consider the role medication plays in managing your ADHD symptoms. Most guides indicate that students will need to go off associated stimulant or non-stimulant medication for a year before applying.  

This ADDitutde Magazine blog offers wonderful insight into how a military journey may still be achievable. 

 Navigating the College Transition with ADHD: A Parent's Guide to Empowering Success is an essential resource for parents preparing to send their child with ADHD off to college. This guidebook offers practical advice, strategies, and insights to help families tackle the unique challenges faced by students with ADHD. From selecting the right college and understanding accommodations to fostering independence and managing time effectively, this concise book provides a roadmap for the next stage of life. 

As your teen transitions to a young adult, many of the rights and responsibilities we've taken for granted change. Could you make financial and medical decisions if your child was incapacitated or in an emergency overseas? Can you access their educational records and work with their college? 

Our family used Mama Bear Legal forms to quickly and easily get the legal documents we needed when our son turned 18. Use the code below for a 20% discount on a young adult's power of attorney! 

 College years are pivotal, filled with educational growth, friendships, and self-discovery. However, transitioning from academia to the professional world can leave many graduates pondering their next steps. This interactive book acts as a bridge, leveraging college experiences to navigate the journey ahead. It offers practical advice on job searches, resume crafting, insights from industry recruiters, and mastering interviews, including navigating the modern challenges of digital recruitment like virtual career fairs and Zoom interviews. Tailored for recent graduates, forward-thinking freshmen, or young professionals seeking direction, this guide illuminates the path from college achievements to career success, providing the tools needed to seamlessly transition into the workforce.