Playing games as a family can help combat feelings of isolation. They can even help family members experience less shame around ADHD symptoms. Build family unity and beat boredom with these games.
, which you can download on your computer, smart TV, or XBox, gives each player the chance to guess the missing word or phrase in an obscure fact You score points by guessing the correct answerfooling your opponents into believing your fake answer. Players enter their answers on a phone or tablet.The Settlers of Catan
. As the title of this world-famous board game suggests, each player is a settler trying to grow a colony on the fictional island of Catan. Players start with a settlement that they try to expand to a city. To win, you have to be patient and strategic. Who doesn’t love the idea of creating your own world?Set up a table with a 1,000-piece puzzle and the whole family will get sucked into the vortex. These oldies but goodies are great conversation starters and can engage anyone aged 3 to 100.
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