Transform frustration into understanding.

For parents and educators, watching a child or student with ADHD struggle with traditional expectations can be heartbreaking. Too often, people with ADHD are misunderstood as lacking discipline or willpower, when in reality their brains are physically not equipped to handle tasks in the way they are conventionally presented. This constant friction can lead to deep cycles of failure and shame.

This professional development course offers a transformative approach. You will learn to counter the shame associated with ADHD by building tailored, neurodiversity-affirming environments. Whether you want to better support your child at home or optimize your classroom lesson design to benefit all neurotypes, you will leave with practical, everyday strategies that actually work.

Course curriculum

    1. Description, Expectations, & Support

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    2. Your Journal Set-Up

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    1. Video: What is ADHD?

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    1. What is ADHD?

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    2. The Importance of Caution when Consulting Self-Help for ADHD

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    3. Watch: ADHD Explained by Dr. Thomas E. Brown (via Understood.org)

    4. Transcript: ADHD Explained by Dr. Thomas E. Brown (from Understood.org)

    5. Watch: The Neuroanatomy of ADHD by Dr. Russell Barkley

    6. Setting Up for Success: Treatment and Management Options

    7. Watch: "ADHD Sucks, but not Really" by Salif Mahamane [TEDxUSU]

    8. Watch: "Why Stimulants Help ADHD" by SciShow Psych

    9. Watch: Differences Between ADHD Medication Options by Dr Russell Barkley

    10. Journal: What is ADHD?

    1. Presentation of ADHD

    2. “Mostly a Boy’s Disorder”

    3. Race and Culture

    4. Misnomer

    1. Module 1 Quiz - What is ADHD?

    2. Additional Resources for ADHD Basics

    1. Video: Motivation & ADHD

About this course

  • 10 Clock Hours
  • 4 Modules
  • 95 Learning Objects

  • Unlocking Motivation Without Shame

    Forget about punishments and sheer willpower. Learn how ADHD brains are chronically dopamine-deficient and require specific environmental stimulation to stay focused. You will learn how to harness authentic personal relevancy to engage an ADHD mind, distinguish between the productive "flow" of hyperfocus and the paralysis of perseveration, and design habit-building systems that utilize external cues and immediate rewards.

  • Designing ADHD-Friendly Organization

    To an ADHD brain, "out of sight" is quite literally "out of mind". You will learn how to lean into the brain's natural hyper-efficiency by removing structural barriers - like taking the doors off cupboards or utilizing open laundry hampers - to make organization seamless. Discover how to create an environment where every item has a highly visible, easily accessible "home" so that tools and tasks are never lost in the haze of the forgotten.

  • Mastering Timeblindness and the "Now"

    Because tracking the passage of time organically is neurologically difficult, this course teaches you how to make time tangible and visible. You will explore powerful ADHD-specific tools like the "Backwards Checklist" (a list of accomplishments that builds confidence instead of anxiety), Kanban boards, and Bullet Journals to help bring the past and the future into the immediate present.

Are you ready to change the narrative around ADHD?

This course is designed for educators, professionals, and individuals who want to understand ADHD deeply and build strategies that stick. No shame. No judgment. Just practical tools that work with your brain, not against it.
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ADHD: Strategies for Success is designed to provide you with a deep, practical understanding of ADHD.

What You Will Achieve:

A New Perspective: Gain a comprehensive understanding of ADHD as a genetic neurobiological condition, shifting away from misconceptions of laziness towards a neurodiversity-affirming lens.

Actionable Classroom & Home Strategies: Gather strategies to optimize environments, organization, and time management to set ADHD students and children up for long-term educational and career success.

Confidence Building: Learn how to counter the heavy burden of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) and shame by creating supportive "trellis" systems that foster independence and self-trust.

This 10-hour professional development course takes you on a journey of understanding. You'll learn how ADHD impacts everything from motivation and focus to time management and organization. But more importantly, you'll discover strategies that actually align with how your brain (or your students' brains) actually works.By the end of this course, you'll have the tools to counter shame, build confidence, and create systems that support success. Whether you're navigating ADHD yourself or supporting others, you'll leave with practical, immediately applicable strategies.Ready to stop fighting your brain and start working with it?

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