ADHD Conference Highlights: Video Bundle for Adults
Gain insight, strategies, and support from top ADHD speakers—all on your schedule.
This on-demand video bundle features some of the most popular sessions from CHADD’s annual international conference. Learn from experts and lived-experience voices, with sessions focused on adult ADHD, productivity, emotions, and more.
Watch at your own pace, revisit anytime, and download helpful materials from each speaker.
The Adult Toolbox includes 10 full-length recordings and handouts:
The Art of Self-Disclosure (1 hr 7 mins)
Dani Donovan shares how she became an ADHD influencer through vulnerability, visuals, and real talk on mental health.
Why We Procrastinate (1 hr 9 mins)
A research-based approach to ADHD procrastination—focused on actionable strategies, not just emotion regulation.
Russell Barkley’s ADHD Construct (55 mins)
A deep dive into Barkley’s model of ADHD and how it reshapes the way we scaffold support for self-regulation.
Focus Pocus (1 hr 8 mins)
A practical tour through ADHD-friendly apps and organizational tools—with guidance to avoid digital overwhelm.
ADHD and Gaslighting (1 hr 5 mins)
Why people with ADHD are vulnerable to gaslighting, how to recognize it, and how to recover from it.
The Good Kind of Lazy (38 mins)
Learn to prioritize your energy by doing less—not more—with the “Big Three” method for intentional productivity.
Managing Divergent Thinking (1 hr 6 mins)
Understand the clash between divergent and convergent thinking and how to toggle between them with intention.
Assertiveness & Boundary Training (49 mins)
Build proactive and reactive boundaries to navigate emotional impulsivity in social and work settings.
It’s Not Just About Pills and Planners (1 hr 14 mins)
Emotional regulation is the key to ADHD progress. Learn how to use tools like the ADDept emotion meter.
The Lovely ’Mones (1 hr 9 mins)
Discover how hormones like estrogen and testosterone affect ADHD symptoms across genders and life stages.
CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that empowers people affected by ADHD by providing science-based information; supporting individuals, their families, and professionals; and advocating for equity, inclusion, and universal rights.