Podcast appearances and mentions of katherine quie

Katherine Quie is the author of Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD and hosts The Brilliance and Blues of ADHD Podcast. As a licensed child psychologist who has specialized in ADHD for the last 20 years, Katherine founded ADHDandU because she believes that every child deserves the support to thrive. Currently, we're falling short as a nation in understanding ADHD. This is so sad because kids with ADHD are some of the sweetest, smartest, most creative human beings she knows! Her mission is to cultivate the brilliance in every ADHD child.Katherine is also Amy's longtime trusted writing partner.Websitehttps://kqadhdandu.comPodcasthttps://kqadhdandu.com/podcast/

Interview with Dr. Quie about her book Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD. Dr. Quie is clinician, writer, and advocate for children and families coping with ADHD. She talks about how important it is for parents to find the support they need for walking with their child who has ADHD. In this interview she gives us a glimpse of what it is like for the child with ADHD. Dr. Quie shares in her memoir how she navigated school, family life, extended family life, and how music became the platform for launching her son into adulthood. If you have a child with ADHD this book has the potential to be therapeutic for you. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/xan0/message

Great conversation with the wonderful, Dr. Katherine Quie about her book, Raising Will, that details the challenges of raising a child with ADHD. Rachel and Christie talk with her about her experiences navigating school, home life, and helping her son fuel his ADHD into a passion. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/constantchaospodcast/support

Katherine Quie is a licensed child psychologist who has specialized in ADHD for the last 20 years. She is also a parent who has raised a son with ADHD. As a coach, she helps parents navigate through their child’s unique ADHD experiences. Join Stacey and Katherine as they share their real-life experiences on the brilliance and blues of ADHD. Subscribe & Review in iTunes Are you subscribed to my podcast? If you’re not, I want to encourage you to do that today. I don’t want you to miss an episode. I’m adding a bunch of bonus episodes to the mix and if you’re not subscribed there’s a good chance you’ll miss out on those. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Now if you’re feeling extra loving, I would be really grateful if you leave me a review over on iTunes, too. Those reviews help other people find my podcast and they’re also fun for me to go in and read. Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. Thank you! For more information, visit my website https://www.happierbytheminute.com/ Follow me on my Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/happierbyminute/ and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HappierbytheMinute/

The most honest thing one can do in terms of catering to your personal growth is admitting what you don't know. Having the vulnerability to approach things with both humility as well as curiosity is a big step.   I did not know about ADHD. I'd heard about the condition and like everyone else, had my own pre-conceived notion of what it was.   Parenting is about trial and error. When our daughter started displaying some particular character traits and noticeable signs such as absent-mindedness, hyperactivity, fidgeting...I can't say I picked up on it at first glance. My wife had her concerns but I was the one to brush things off as benign childish behaviour.    I had to admit there was more to it. I felt I had a responsibility to put in the time, patience and empathy not to judge, or throw my hands up in resignation but actually shift my perspective and hopefully give myself, and my daughter the necessary tools that would help rather than hinder her.   Which is why I was thrilled when Dr. Katherine Quie graciously accepted my invitation to be a guest the podcast.    As a Texan-turned-Minnesotan, with a passion in supporting youth and families impacted by ADHD, Katherine is a licensed child and adolescent psychologist with more than 20 years of experience specializing in pediatric neuropsychological assessment and treating children with developmental disorders, such as ADHD and Autism.   As a speaker, advocate and creative spirit, Katherine is also a caring, married mother of two and the author of the touching memoir "Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD", where she chronicles her own, truthful journey of navigating the zigs, zags and in-betweens of parenting a child with ADHD.   I want to thank Katherine for her time and knowledgeable insight in helping this humble dad do better by his little girl. Another amazing conversation which I hope you'll enjoy.   You can connect with Katherine via Facebook, Instagram, as well as her official website.

Many kids with ADHD are brilliant in one way or another, but still struggle. You can be smart, and struggle — and that doesn't mean you're lazy. In this episode, I'm talking to child psychologist and author of the book Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD, Katherine Quie, PhD,  about the inconsistencies that are the very nature of ADHD. Katherine talks about her experience raising her son with ADHD and the challenges of raising a kid who is gifted and still struggles. This conversation offers an honest look at real life parenting kids with ADHD. 

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Raising a child with ADHD can be heartwarming and heartbreaking at the same time, as child psychologist, Dr. Katherine Quie, details in this conversation with Ned. She shares stories about the challenges of her son's ADHD journey, his natural abilities as a musician, and the surprising memoir that resulted, Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD. Reach out to us! Send your questions, thoughts, and show ideas to connect@distractionpodcast.com. Distraction is a production of Sounds Great Media. This episode was produced by Sarah Guertin @sarahguertin, and recorded and mixed by Pat Keogh.  This episode is sponsored by Landmark College in Putney, Vermont. Please support this podcast by clicking on the link to learn more about the college of choice for students who learn differently!

Ten days and counting until Katherine Quie releases Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD. But she was never in this alone. Behind the book, there's Will and his life, his ADHD, his mom, and his music. Last summer, before leaving for college, Will sat down to talk about that. Will's 2012 MN State Fair Performance

Writing a book is like parenting. We think we'll write a book, but really the book also writes us -- and changes us in fundamental ways. Amy and Katherine talk about how that happens. By her own (skewed) estimation, Katherine Quie has been writing her memoir for five billion years, but now here she stands, on the verge of launching Raising Will: Surviving the Brilliance and Blues of ADHD. At this milestone for her book (intimately tied to her parenting journey), Katherine and Amy reflect on all the ways she's progressed so far, and Katherine's hopes for this work going forward -- not just a book anymore, but a mission. Katherine's Website

Amy Hallberg's writing partner Katherine Quie interviews Amy on her path from small town teacher's kid visiting the Berlin Wall to published author of German Awakening: Tales from an American Life. Buy Amy's Book Here Readers' & Writers' Guide KQ's Website

What does a Neuropsychologist who counsels others on ADHD do when ADHD comes home to her? If you're Katherine Quie, you adjust to this new normal, and then you write a book, the forthcoming Raising Will: Surviving ADHD's Brilliance and Blues. Meet my writing partner, KQ. Will Quie's MN State Fair Performance

In this inaugural episode of "You Might Be Raising an A**hole If," hosts Sarah Anderson and Katherine Quie share some personal examples of how they've succeeded and failed in raising their children. They also discuss the reason for writing the book and what they'd like to achieve in this podcast.