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What to Expect from This Course

This course helps adults with ADHD finally learn how to make life work with their brain — not against it. You’ll discover why motivation feels unpredictable, why follow-through is hard even when you care, and how to build systems that actually stick.

Inside the course, you’ll get:

  • ADHD-friendly strategies for focus, organization, and follow-through

  • Simple explanations of how the ADHD brain works (and why it’s not broken)

  • Tools you can start using the same day — not “someday”

  • Reflection prompts to help you apply what you learn to real life

  • Bonus checklists, templates, and real-world examples

Each lesson is short, practical, and built for the ADHD brain — no long lectures, no filler, no shame.

🧠 Course Curriculum Overview

What’s Inside the Course

The full course includes four modules designed to help adults with ADHD understand their brain, build systems that work, and finally follow through on what matters — without shame, hacks, or “just try harder” advice.

Module 1 — How ADHD Shows Up in Adult Life
• What most adults wish they knew sooner
• Why ADHD affects motivation, memory, and follow-through
• Scaffolding: the real key to making progress with ADHD
• How to choose support systems that actually stick

Module 2 — How the ADHD Brain Works
• Executive function explained (without the jargon)
• Why overwhelm → shutdown happens
• The brain-body connection (energy, stress, emotions)

Module 3 — Action, Activation & Momentum
• Why motivation isn’t the starting point
• Tools for time, focus, and planning that work with ADHD wiring
• Building routines that restart themselves — even after setbacks

Module 4 — Life Skills for the ADHD Brain
• Boundaries, burnout, and emotional load
• Relationships & communication with ADHD
• Self-advocacy without apology

  • About CHADD

    CHADD is a 501 (C)(3) nonprofit organization that empowers people affected by ADHD by providing evidence-based information; supporting individuals, their families, and professionals who assist them throughout their journeys; and advocating for equity, inclusion, and universal rights.