Child ADHD Masterclass - An Online Course for Parents of Children With ADHD, Ages 2-12
Child ADHD Masterclass - An Online Course for Parents of Children With ADHD, Ages 2-12
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Masterclass-Only Plan Includes:
- Access to all 6 video modules
- List of resources & other recommendations to help with managing ADHD
Improve your connection with your child with ADHD and support their success in life.
- Gain more confidence in what to do and how to be
- Reduce conflict and avoid misunderstandings as you improve communication and cooperation
- Use your relationship with your child to help them with their ADHD
- Get more clarity on what your child with ADHD needs
- Recognize and adapt to how ADHD affects your child
- Create supportive routines and habits that make sense for your family
Take the first step towards calmer, happier days ahead.
Sample Module Outlines:
Module 1 - See ADHD More Clearly
ADHD can cause both frustration and misunderstanding within families. Dr. Jacque wants you to see past the typical behavioral descriptions of ADHD and recognize the deeper challenges. Unlike typical vision problems, for example, ADHD isn’t as easily ‘corrected’. It needs a special, ongoing type of ‘prescription’ focused on support and adaptation. By reframing how you understand ADHD – as a brain difference impacting self-regulation and self-control – you’ll discover powerful new ways to help your child navigate their unique world.
Module 2 - Rebalance The Scale
For parents trying to help their children with ADHD, it’s incredibly important to focus on the positives. Everyday interactions and the type of feedback we give greatly impact a child’s self-esteem. In this video, Dr. Jacque explains why children with ADHD can be more impacted by negative comments, why the typical parenting advice about praise doesn’t necessarily apply, and why providing specific, positive feedback is a crucial factor. Watch to learn how you can shift the balance in your child’s life to promote their long-term emotional well-being and reduce the risk of issues related to ADHD.
Module 3 to Module 6
