Free guide for parents

Gifted + ADHD: the manual I wish every parent had.

How your child's mind actually works, what to do about school, and how to stop treating "too much" as a problem to be managed. Written by a tutor who was that child.

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01 / Who it is for

If any of these is your evening, it is for you.

01

Your child understands exactly what is expected and still does not act on it consistently.

02

Homework takes far more of your involvement than seems age-appropriate.

03

You are never sure whether to remind, help, insist, wait, or let the consequence land.

04

They can disappear into their own interests for hours and cannot start twenty minutes of schoolwork.

05

Simple routines keep turning into arguments.

06

You want something practical, without reducing your child to a diagnosis.

02 / What is inside

Three parts, and two templates you can use this week.

I

Understanding your child

What ADHD actually is, why a quick mind can hide it for years, and the myths that keep costing families time.

II

School and home

The signs teachers most often miss, homework strategies that survive contact with a real evening, and routines that do not end in a fight.

III

Strengths, and two templates

Creativity, hyperfocus and leadership as things to build on rather than tolerate, plus a daily routine and homework planner, and a weekly family meeting template.

Note to self

the templates are the part parents actually come back to. Everything else is context for using them well.

Also free

This guide is for you. Two more are written for them.

01

Student Study Starter

For the student, not about them: how to enter an assignment, find the real task, choose a first action, and notice exactly where the process breaks down.

02

Quantitative Problem-Solving Checklist

For mathematics and statistics: identify the question, define what you actually have, select the method, show the reasoning, and check whether the answer is even plausible.

Each one has its own short form, so you only receive what you asked for. Everything lives on the resources page.

Why it is free

The goal was never better grades.

It is to help gifted and ADHD students understand how their own minds work, build confidence that holds up, and treat their differences as something to use. The guide is yours whether or not you ever write to me.

Serenella Muradore Gallas

Selective one-to-one tutoring for gifted, ADHD and twice-exceptional students, built over years rather than semesters.

Educational support, not clinical care. I do not diagnose, assess, or provide therapy.