ADHD is about much more than attention, hyperactivity, or difficulty sitting still. It affects how children manage everyday tasks, regulate their emotions, and develop the skills needed for learning and independence. 

Join Michelle Brownell and Dan Marcone, LMHC, for a conversation that goes beyond common ADHD stereotypes to better understand how the ADHD brain works and why some children struggle with things that seem like they should be easy. 

We'll explore what ADHD really is, the skills that can develop differently, and how understanding those differences can help parents respond with more effective support.

Understanding ADHD: What ADHD actually is, how it presents differently from child to child, and common misconceptions about the diagnosis. 

Recognizing Lagging Skills: Why children with ADHD may struggle with getting started, managing time, regulating emotions, and following through, even when they know what to do. 

The Impact of Unsupported ADHD: How unrecognized or inadequately supported challenges can affect confidence, relationships, learning, and emotional well-being. 

Understanding Medication: Where medication fits into ADHD treatment, what it can help with, and why skill-building and other supports still matter. 

Where Parents Can Begin: Practical starting points for understanding your child's individual needs and providing appropriate support. 

Workshop Format 60-minute live conversation with Dan Marcone, LMHC, followed by a 30-minute Q&A with Michelle Brownell. Includes replay access.

LIVE Workshop Format:  60-minute live conversation with Dan Marcone, LMHC, followed by a 30-minute Q&A with Michelle Brownell. 

Lifetime replay access.

Bonus: Parent Learning Guide: Key takeaways, neuro nuggets and guided actions to put into practice