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Empower Parents to Support Their Children with ADHD & Executive Function Challenges

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Did you know that ADHD and Executive Function Challenges impact nearly 10% of school-age children?

This means that 10% of our students may require more time and attention than their peers, creating additional stress for teachers, classmates, and – them!

ADHD Parent Education & Support Presentations

  • Created by Cindy Goldrich, Ed. M., ADHD-CCSP,  ADHD expert, coach, and speaker specializing in ADHD, Executive Function, and parenting.
  • Offers powerful insights, compassionate understanding, and practical strategies to help parents and educators support and empower children with ADHD.
  • Designed to educate, inspire, and equip parents with research-backed ADHD strategies!
  • Empower parents with actionable ADHD parenting techniques to support their child’s academic and emotional success!

Explore the parent presentations below and bring them to your district or organization and help parents empower their children to succeed and thrive!

  • Interactive & Engaging Sessions: Participants can ask questions and share experiences throughout the presentation.
  • Practical ADHD Strategies: Gain effective techniques to manage challenges related to ADHD and Executive Function.
  • Expert ADHD Guidance: Learn from a leading professional with years of experience in ADHD coaching and training for parents and educators.
  • Parenting & ADHD Resources: Access valuable tools to help children build self-regulation, organization, and focus.
  • Parents of children with ADHD and Executive Function challenges
  • Teachers and school administrators seeking to support students more effectively
  • Parent groups, PTA organizations, and school-based events
  • Associations and conferences focused on education and child development

Presentations can be arranged for small and large groups, including schools, parent organizations, and professional development settings. Sessions can be customized to address specific ADHD-related concerns and topics of interest.

For more information or to schedule a parent presentation on ADHDcontact us.

ADHD parent presentations are designed to educate, inspire, and equip parents with research-backed ADHD strategies for helping their children thrive at home and in school. Each session is tailored to address the unique needs of parents and caregivers, ensuring they leave with actionable ADHD parenting techniques to support their child’s academic and emotional success.

Parent Presentations

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Top Ten Strategies for Parenting Kids with ADHD and Executive Function Challenges

Living with ADHD is not easy.
Not for parents, not for siblings, and most of all, not for the child with ADHD.

We have learned so much in the past ten years to help ease the path for these children both in school and at home.

This presentation from Cindy Goldrich, certified ADHD coach, covers the essential strategies parents must implement to help their children survive and thrive.

You will learn about the best supports for your child, the facts about ADHD beyond the diagnosis, and the basics about what Executive Function is and how it impacts learning, motivation, and behavior.

Let’s discuss how to best prepare them and yourselves for the journey ahead!

Skills for Success – What Parents Need to Know about Developing a Growth Mindset

Research has shown us that how we perceive our learning ability dramatically impacts our confidence, motivation, and perseverance.

This presentation explores the basics of Executive Function and lessons of Growth Mindset that all parents and educators need to know to improve students’ motivation to learn and willingness to face learning challenges.

We will explore how to help children best see themselves as learners and how to best support them in developing perseverance in the face of difficulty.

Ready, Set, Now How Do I Get Started?

Getting started – it’s often the hardest part for some kids, especially when they are challenged with ADHD /Executive Function Issues.

Through understanding the process involved with task initiation and addressing some potential obstacles, this workshop will provide tools for helping students begin their work and achieve greater success.

Student Goal Setting: The How And Why For Parents & Teachers

Students, especially those with ADHD/Executive Function Challenges often have dreams and desires, but no concrete plan to make these wishes a reality.

Setting meaningful goals is an impactful way for students to develop and improve Self-Regulation skills. In addition, research shows that when students set goals and work toward them, not only do they perform better, but they experience less stress and anxiety and they are happier and more satisfied with their lives.

This webinar will help students, parents, and educators to know and to teach both the value and the process of setting in addition to monitoring and achieving their goals.

Participants will gain specific strategies for engagement in meaningful conversations around goal setting, establish a process for choosing realistic goals, and setting the pathway for planning and monitoring the goals.

Learning Objectives:

  • Set timely, relevant, and achievable priorities
  • Write meaningful and impactful goals
  • Learn strategies to stay connected to your goals and adjust, as necessary
  • Explore visualizing and concretizing your goals

Effective Collaborating: Parent, Student, Teacher©

It is important for parents of children with ADHD to share relevant and helpful information with new teachers each school year.

This open, transparent communication allows educators to better decode and support a child’s needs and collaborate with caregivers on solutions.

This webinar will highlight tools and tips for collaborating both in person and via targeted emails because the more parents, students, and teachers connect effectively, the more likely it is that students will thrive.

In this webinar:

  • Parents will learn how to gather important insights and perspectives about their children to help new teachers understand how to best connect with and support their new students
  • Teachers will learn how to ask the questions that will help them to understand information about their students that will be useful and appropriate
  • Teachers and parents will learn about sensible plans for managing communication effectively for a calm, successful new school year

Additional Parent Presentations

Time Management –It’s a Family Affair
From after-school activities to homework to chores… oh, and your life too! Tips on being proactive in setting up structures for a calmer, more orderly flow to your day. Also focuses on teaching these life skills to your children.

Getting Your Family Organized for Success!
Help your children, and your whole family, develop organizational strategies that will work for them for home, school, and life. This presentation will cover using technology, software, and hands-on materials to help them take control over their environments. We will also address how organization strategies can be writing, other schoolwork, rooms, and life!

Screenagers: Growing up in the Digital Age
I will lead parents and/or students through a question and answer session following the showing of SCREENAGERS, an award-winning film that probes into the vulnerable corners of family life and depicts messy struggle over social media, video games, and academics. Through poignant, and unexpectedly funny stories, along with surprising insights from authors, psychologists, and brain scientists, SCREENAGERS reveals how tech time impacts kids’ development and offers solutions on how adults can empower kids to best navigate the digital world and find balance.

What is ADHD Parent Coaching and Why is it Valuable?
When parents seek support to help their children as they struggle to manage their behavior and academic performance, the world of ADHD Coaching is often introduced to them either by referral from a professional or via an internet search. While they become encouraged at the possibility of support for their child, the reality is that for a variety of reasons, that child may not yet be “coachable”. As the child’s surrogate frontal lobe, parents play a tremendous role helping the child learn to manage their Executive Functioning, especially when it comes to Emotional Regulation.

But parents wonder…
• Am I enabling my child or just being supportive?
• How can I set boundaries that won’t immediately trigger my child?
• How do I impose consequences that will teach my child skills and not just be punitive?

Learning Objectives:
Set timely, relevant, and achievable priorities
Write meaningful and impactful goals
Learn strategies to stay connected to your goals and adjust, as necessary
Explore visualizing and concretizing your goals

Let’s Talk About ADHD Parent Presentations for Your School or Organization

We’d love to hear about your goals and explore how we can support your educators.
Interested but not sure where to begin?
Schedule a Call: http://bit.ly/PTScalendar

Testimonials from Cindy’s Professional Training

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Cindy’s Books

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8 Keys to Parenting Kids & Teens with ADHD – 2nd Edition

PREORDER NOW and get 20% off + Free Shipping in the US through February 15th

This ADHD book is rich with optimism, tips, tools, and action plans to help your children grow into the best version of themselves.

ADHD Classroom book

ADHD, Executive Function, & Behavioral Challenges in the Classroom: Managing the Impact on Learning, Motivation, and Stress

The latest brain research and evidence-based best practices to get students motivated, focused, and organized. Practical insights, tools, and activities to support the social and emotional education of children who learn differently.

Meet Our Founder

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Cindy Goldrich

Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ADHD-CCSP, is a leading ADHD coach, trainer, and author of 8 Keys to Parenting Children with ADHD. She has trained thousands of professionals worldwide in her Calm Connected coaching model, equipping them with tools to support families navigating ADHD and Executive Function challenges.