Surviving Summer Holidays: 10 Ways to Keep Your Sanity on Summer Vacations

Contributed by: Terry Matlen, ACSW

In last week's Share Post, I wrote about why vacations and free time can be torture for those of us with ADHD. After all, children and adults alike need structure in order to be as productive and organized as possible. Without that day planner, school or work routine, etc., we often find ourselves troubled with where to start, what to start and how to end.

When planning a family vacation or scheduling summer activities for your children...or any other time where your days are unstructured, consider the following suggestions:

Plan ahead. Don't wait until you're at your destination to decide what you want to do. You might end up staring at each other, trying to figure out your day(s), only to lose out on precious exploration time. If your free time is at home, plan that out as well, so you don't waste all of your time watching TV, playing video games or surfing the net.

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