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Short transcript excerpt of Dr. Kevin Skinner emphasizing that children—particularly those with ADHD—thrive when they feel understood rather than judged. He recommends increasing awareness, explaining experiences to children, and building community support (e.g., CHADD/chadd.org) for parents and educators to share strategies and communication approaches.

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