CHADD Member Discount – Save 20%

Already a CHADD member?
Log in with your CHADD member account (not a Thinkific account) to see the discounted price.
Access the CHADD member discount 

Not a CHADD member yet?
Join CHADD to save 20%. After joining, return to this page and log in using the link above.
Join CHADD 

Questions or trouble logging in? Contact CHADD.

Perfect for commutes, chores or quiet moments

Parents of kids with ADHD are busy—and often exhausted. Audio learning makes it easier to absorb helpful information without adding another task to your plate.

  • Listen at your own pace—pause, replay, or skip ahead
  • No screen fatigue or pressure to “keep up”
  • Download MP3s or stream anytime

What You’ll Learn

  • How ADHD affects behavior, processing speed, and emotional regulation
  • Ways to reduce daily conflict and improve cooperation
  • How to support homework, transitions, and social challenges
  • Strategies that work with the ADHD brain—not against it

What’s Included

  • 6 expert-led audio recordings from the International Conference on ADHD
  • Over 6 hours of practical, evidence-based guidance
  • Downloadable handouts for each session
  • Lifetime access—listen anytime

Workshop Descriptions

Parent Toolbox Includes 6 Audio-Only Recordings and Downloadable Handouts

What Your Child Wishes You Knew and How You Can Help:
The 5 Cs of Successful ADHD Parenting

Sharon Saline, PsyD | 70 minutes

Learn how listening to your child’s experience with ADHD can reduce conflict and improve cooperation at home. Dr. Sharon Saline introduces the 5 Cs of ADHD Parenting—Self-Control, Compassion, Collaboration, Consistency, and Celebration—to help families build skills, confidence, and connection. This strength-based approach draws on mindfulness, cognitive behavioral strategies, and positive psychology.

Beyond More Time: Improving Slow Processing Speed in Kids with ADHD

Randy Kulman, PhD | 60 minutes

Slow processing speed affects many children with ADHD and can impact school performance, confidence, and daily functioning. Dr. Randy Kulman explains how to recognize signs of slow processing speed and why common accommodations may not be enough. Learn practical strategies to support learning, reduce frustration, and build skills over time.

It’s 9:00 PM: Don’t You Have Homework to Do?

Leslie Josel | 62 minutes

Homework struggles are common for students with ADHD. In this session, Leslie Josel shares practical, realistic strategies to help parents create homework routines that actually work. Learn how to support planning, long-term projects, test preparation, and follow-through—without nightly power struggles.

Launching Successfully from High School to a First Job and Beyond

Chris A. Zeigler Dendy, MS & Ruth Hughes, PhD | 58 minutes

This session explores realistic pathways for teens and young adults with ADHD after high school. Learn about options beyond a traditional four-year college, including gap year programs, community college, vocational training, and supported employment. Parents gain guidance on helping their teen explore interests, build independence, and transition into adulthood at a developmentally appropriate pace.

Parenting Through the Hot Spots: Staying Cool During Transitions

Diane Dempster, MHSA & Elaine Taylor-Klaus, PCC, CPCC | 50 minutes

Daily transitions—mornings, homework, bedtime, and technology use—can trigger stress and conflict. This session offers practical tools to help parents stay regulated during high-stress moments and support their child’s emotional regulation. Learn how to plan ahead, reduce escalation, and work together more effectively during challenging transitions.

Why Will No One Play with Me?
Teaching Parents to Become Their Child’s Social Skills Coach

Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG | 68 minutes

Social challenges are common for children with ADHD and can be painful for families to navigate. Caroline Maguire teaches parents how to coach social skills in real-life situations. Learn how to build social awareness, confidence, and connection through supportive practice at home and in everyday settings.