Raising an ADHDer workshop
Celebrate Me.
Understand Me.
Support Me.
The neurodiversity affirming paradigm offers that every brain type has its evolutionary purpose.
ADHD, being a brain type, impacts the way we process the world, our drivers, how we do things, how we make decisions, and the energy we put into this world.
Come learn from a psychologist with lived experience of ADHD and understand ADHD from a historical perspective, its true neurotype and strategies for unlocking its strengths as well as supporting its challenges.
Raising an ADHD'er helps you understand your ADHD'er beyond their hyperactivity and inattention to exploring their neurotype.
In this course, you'll get:
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Access to neuro-affirming parenting education on ADHD
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12 months access to the course
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Access to our group, The NeuroNurturers to support depths and your questions
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Monthly Zoom calls on a rotating calendar for connection and clarity
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Closed captions available
Ready for access to neuro-affirming education on ADHD that may just set you on the right track going forward?
Investment: $400
Course Curriculum
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Section 1
ADHD according to the Diagnostic
and Statistical Manual
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Understanding ADHD according to the DSM-5
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Reworking our understanding of ADHD, as a neurology that is not "attention deficit"
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Reflecting on ADHD in Australia
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Understanding how the ADHD brain is wired, taking complex neuroscience and explain it with easy to understand terminology and good memes.
Section 2
The ADHD Neurotype
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Understanding ADHD beyond the DSM-5 and discovering the pillars of ADHD and associated strengths and difficulties
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Understanding executive functioning and strategies to support this
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Is it ADHD, Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD) or both?
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Summarising the ADHD neurotype and how they best learn
Section 3
The Complete Roadmap of ADHD supports (from kinder to adulthood)
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Discover the ultimate roadmap created by Sandhya, that combines decades of research from different professionals into one handy graphic
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Understanding medication as a tool
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Come back to the roadmap time and time again over different parts of your child's development
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Learning a few parenting tools to support emotional dysregulation
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Work with an ADHDer's strengths to set them towards a path of success