Parenting ADHD Experts Library, Vol. 1
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39 ADHD and Parenting Experts Share Insights and Strategies to Empower You to Help Your Child Thrive
About this Library
I brought together 39 of the world’s ADHD and parenting masters to share the most effective parenting approaches and strategies for kids with ADHD, and their parents, in the Parenting ADHD Summit.
They shared how to let go of traditional expectations, improve behavior, boost your child’s self-esteem, manage child and family stress, navigate school struggles, handle emotional intensity, empower your child for success and confidence, take care of yourself, parent with purpose and intention, and so, so much more.
Over 28 hours of expertise in one powerful library! This year’s Summit might be over, but it’s never too late to take advantage of this comprehensive resource.
If you want to improve life for your child with ADHD, and improve life for yourself and your family, you need this Parenting ADHD Experts Library.
What You’ll Learn
The ADHD Brain
The ADHD brain works differently than the neurotypical brain. Learn how it actually works, and how to work with it instead of fighting it.
Parenting Strategies for ADHD
Traditional parenting strategies and expectations simply don’t work for kids with ADHD. Learn the approaches that do work, and what really matters.
Behavior & Lagging Skills
Behavior is often the most prominent ADHD symptom, but it’s not the primary focus. Learn what your child’s behavior is telling you, and how to improve it.
Treating the Whole Child
ADHD treatment is paramount, of course. In addition, a child’s overall physical health and wellness affect their ADHD and life experience.
Child’s Wellbeing
Self-esteem and experiencing successes are crucial to your child’s mental and emotional wellbeing. Learn how to influence both.
ADHD at School
Kids with ADHD struggle immensely in school, because it’s structured for neurotypical brains. Learn how your child can have academic success, too.
Course Curriculum
Intro & How To for Your Empowerment Pass
StartLook at You Go!
StartHow the Empowerment Pass Works
StartHow to Access and Watch the Sessions
The Mother Lode (aka, All Those Bonuses)
StartJoin the Private Facebook Group Here
StartGet Your Empowerment Workbook Here
StartDownload All Bonuses Here (2:27)
StartGroup Coaching Calls Schedule and Join Info
The ADHD Brain
StartUnderstanding Emotions, Stress, and the Brain to Understand Behavior, with Sarah Wayland, PhD (62:15)
StartDefining the Three Types of ADHD: What ADHD Is and What It Isn’t, with Marilyn Griffin, MD (47:26)
StartUnderstanding the Adolescent Brain: Raise Competent, Resilient Teens, with Sharon Saline, PsyD (45:11)
StartHow the ADHD Experience is Different for Girls, with Linda Roggli, PCC (42:51)
StartThe Truth About Video Games, Screen Time and ADHD, with Randy Kulman, PhD (60:45)
StartYour Strategic Plan to Optimize Your Child’s Potential, with Devon MacEachron, PhD (45:27)
Parenting Strategies for ADHD
StartShifting Your Mindset: Why It’s So Hard and How to Facilitate It in Your Child, with Jeff Copper, PCAC, PCC, ACG (51:09)
StartMindful Parenting for Raising Kids with ADHD Effectively, with Mark Bertin, MD (43:28)
StartHow to Be the Parent Your Child with ADHD Needs You to Be, with John Willson, MS, LRT/CTRS (46:57)
StartTaking a Coach Approach to Parenting Kids with ADHD, with ImpactADHD’s Elaine Taylor-Klaus & Diane Dempster (48:20)
StartOut-of-the-Box Strategies for Successfully Raising Kids with ADHD, with Roberto Olivardia, PhD (55:56)
StartParenting a Child with ADHD When You Have ADHD Yourself, with Terry Matlen, ASCW (53:15)
Behavior and Lagging Skills
StartCollaborative & Proactive Solutions for Challenging Behavior, with Ross W. Greene, PhD (31:19)
StartWhen Expectations Are Beyond Capability and What to Do About It, with Holly Moses, MS, BCBA, LPC, LPA (51:49)
StartExecutive Functioning Solutions for Kids with ADHD, with Jim Forgan, PhD (41:38)
StartTime Blindness: Teaching Time Management Skills to Kids with ADHD, with Ari Tuckman, PsyD, MBA (49:07)
StartOrganizing Kids with Organizational Challenges, with Leslie Josel (52:29)
StartWhen ADHD & Autism Co-Exist: Insights and Treatment from a Trauma Perspective, with Robert Cox, MA, LPC, NCC (47:18)
Treating ADHD & The Whole Child
StartMedication & Beyond: Treating the Whole Child when Treating ADHD, with Dr. Charles Parker (57:48)
StartTaking an Integrative Approach to Treating ADHD, with Elisa Song, MD (52:14)
StartNutrition for Optimal Brain Health and Functioning, with Mira Dessy, NE BCHHP (55:02)
StartThe Powerful Role Rhythm Plays for Kids with ADHD, with Suzanne Cresswell, PT, OT, CHT, CEA (40:19)
StartHow to Secure Community Resources and Assistance, with Zondra Moss, MS, LMFT (23:45)
Your Child’s Wellbeing
StartNurturing Talents, Gifts and Passions to Create Successes & Empower Your Child, with Dr. Edward Hallowell (32:51)
StartProtecting and Boosting Your Child’s Self-Esteem and Self-Confidence, with Jackie Flynn, EDS, LMHC, RPT (60:43)
StartSuicide Risk and Intervention: The Conversations You Must Have with Your Child, with Jonathan B. Singer, PhD, LCSW (56:12)
StartFinding Your Child’s Spark and Running with It, with Ben Glenn (48:28)
StartProtecting Your Child from the Criminalization of their ADHD, with Robert Tudisco, Esq. (42:12)
StartFinding Acceptance for Differently-Wired Kids and Neurodiversity, with Debbie Reber (48:20)
ADHD, LD and School
StartSpecial Education, Accommodations, and Related Services, with Carolyn D’Argenio, M.S. (42:47)
StartHomeschooling Kids with ADHD and Learning Differences, with Shawna Wingert (63:25)
StartRaising Twice-Exceptional Kids: Supporting Giftedness and Disabilities in the Same Child, with Colleen Kessler, M.Ed. (40:22)
StartAssistive Technology for Struggling Learners: Discovering the Tools to Help Your Child Succeed, with Jennifer Choi. MS (62:16)
Parent Self-Care and Wellbeing
StartThe Importance of Self-Care for Moms of Kids withSpecial Needs, with Vikki Spencer (46:29)
StartHow to Be Resilient When Raising a Child with Invisible Disabilities, with Rev. Mantu Joshi (38:04)
StartHow Moms Can Live a Life of Intention and Purpose, with Julie Neale (31:28)
StartWake Up Each Day with a Renewed Fire and Focus, with Dr. Alisha Griffith, Au. D, CCC SLP, CPC (39:40)
StartHealthy Family, Happy Family: How Parent Health Affects Everyone, with Maureen Lake, MA, IAHC (35:14)
StartThe Power of Acceptance and Letting Go, with Penny Williams (29:56)
What is Everything Else?
Everything Else is a product category on Amazon that is meant to be a catch-all for items that don’t fit into any other categories. Over time, as the Amazon catalog has grown and more specific product categories have been added, Everything Else has become less useful and more of a junkyard for cast off and forgotten listings.
Until recently, however.
Why are items listed in Everything Else when they shouldn’t be?
The answer to this is fairly simple. Some sellers are using Everything Else as an opportunity to get around Amazon’s gated category requirements. For example, DVDs with an MSRP of over $25 are now gated Selling certain products and bran… More and require permission to list. So we’ve seen some sellers create new listings in Everything Else to get around these requirements. We’ve noticed similar “workarounds” for other gated or restricted Selling certain product categorie… More categories as well.
Amazon doesn’t like this. It just makes the catalog more of a mess than it already is and ends up creating a worse customer experience.
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