Springboard Clinic

Parenting is fullon during COVID-19. All the structure and routines you have built over time have been thrown out the window and your life has literally been turned upside down.

Suddenly, parenting is all on you and it’s 24/7.

Each of our lives looks different right now – you may be working from home, off work, home with family members, or on your own. Regardless of your situation, during this time of change, it is essential to find time for self-care in your routines.

While spending more time at home, it is a great opportunity to do things you enjoy, to rediscover old interests, consider new pastimes, and/or just try something out once for fun.

Since many of us were quickly transitioned from working in an office environment to cramming family members into multiple makeshift work stations from home, you may find yourself thinking “how will this ever work?” It may be difficult to maintain motivation when your couch and sweatpants are so tempting too!

When women (all humans) support each other, incredible things happen.

At Springboard, we experience the value of teamwork on a daily basis. We know the power of having people around you that can “lift you up” when you need it, and be there when times are tough.

Springboard’s Laura MacNiven shared an article in CHADD’s Attention Magazine in December.

Laura and Dave discuss the topic of having ADHD and being a creative person. While many of us are creative by nature, some struggle with getting in that creative zone.