Parenting a child with ADHD can feel intense and exhausting—but the right guidance can make your home calmer and help your child grow with confidence.

Connected Families is a live, 7-session workshop designed to give you practical, evidence-based tools to strengthen communication, increase cooperation, and support emotional regulation.

You’ll learn strategies to better understand and respond to ADHD and executive function challenges, helping you shift from constant power struggles to more meaningful, supportive interactions.

What’s Included:

• 7 Live, Interactive Zoom Sessions focused on actionable ADHD and executive function strategies

• Handouts

• Supportive parent community where you can learn, share, and feel understood

What You’ll Learn

• Session 1:Understanding Your Child, Supporting Their Growth: A Practical Guide for Families Navigating ADHD and Learning Differences” (Can also be taken as a standalone class!)

• Session 2: Pause. Connect. Flourish : A Family Reset for ADHD and Learning Differences

• Session 3: Calm Conversations, Stronger Connections: When we stay calm and listen with care, we build trust that lasts

• Session 4: Solving Together: Shifting the Focus from Compliance to Connection

• Session 5: Less Chaos, More Clarity: Creating Structure That Works

• Session 6: Teaching Responsibility Without Power Struggles: Supporting Kids Who Need More Help, Not More Punishment

• Session 7: Growing Strong Thinkers: Guiding Kids Toward Independence and Confidence

I you are not ready to take the 7 session you can start with just Session 1.

You will learn:

• A deeper understanding of how ADHD influences emotions, motivation, and self-regulation, so you can nurture your child’s confidence and build their ability to bounce back.

• Why planning, organizing, and managing time are especially challenging for kids with ADHD and straightforward strategies that make it easier for them to complete tasks.

• How ADHD impacts impulse control, and why traditional discipline alone doesn’t lead to better focus or behavior.

• Research-backed methods to strengthen motivation and support learning in ways that align with how the ADHD brain operates.

Many kids never learn the skills they need to handle homework in an effective way and also the challenge is that common reward and punishment approaches often make things worse since they fail to address what’s really behind the difficulties..

But homework time can actually be one of the best moments to strengthen executive function skills.

It will help to:

• Build a predictable, encouraging routine for homework time

• Decrease stress and power struggles, for everyone.

• Guide your child in finding systems that help them organize what they have to do and what they need to do it.

• Strengthen motivation, self-confidence, and independence

• Enhance communication with teachers so your child gets the support they need.