All About ADHD for Parents and Carers

This interactive session, delivered on Microsoft Teams, will help to increase your knowledge, understanding and confidence in supporting your child or young person with ADHD. Based on my delivering hundreds of workshops to thousands of parents over the last 20 years.

We explore what ADHD is, how it presents and why. Includes:

• Why the ADHD brain is different
• The impact on executive functioning (day-to-day living) skills e.g. planning, organisation, short term memory and time management
• Diagnostic criteria
• ADHD medication and positives of having ADHD
• 'Top Tips' to help things run more smoothly at home
• A full copy of the PowerPoint presentation to refer back to

Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about ADHD and connect with other parents and carers who know what it's like to live with ADHD every day.

Places are limited on this interactive workshop to allow for any questions you may have. Register now and secure your spot! New dates are being added all the time so if these don't suit keep an eye out for future events.

Please note the content of this workshop is most appropriate for those living in the UK.

Recent comments about my workshops
"Really helped us to understand a lot of our son's behaviours and how they present. Ian is really knowledgeable and very relatable"
"Ian was brilliant and kept us all engaged with his humour"
"Really great, and also to feel part of a community of parents going through the same thing"

* I also offer Positive Parenting Solutions for ADHD, with practical ideas and strategies around daily living skills and behaviour management techniques that have proven successful over many years. Click here for more details.

About the trainer - Ian Hall, ADHD Specialist Coach, Trainer and Consultant

I’ve spent 20 years working with - and learning from - thousands of people with ADHD. This includes children, young people, parents/carers, adults and their families, along with the practitioners who support them.

Until December 2024 I was with ADHD Solutions CIC, an independent not-for-profit voluntary organisation working across Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland, which unfortunately came to an end due to financial reasons. I was diagnosed with ADHD in adult life so bring a wealth of personal as well as professional experience to my work. My aim is always to present up to date, relatable information that reflects the reality of living with ADHD.