#LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series: Thriving with ADHD
Real Help for the Family Where “Just Focus” Has Never Once Worked
10 short workshops. Five for you, four for your kid, and one you watch together.
You Already Know Your Kid Is Bright. Getting Shoes On Is Still a 20-Minute Project.
If you’re parenting a kid with ADHD, you don’t need anyone to tell you what it’s like. You live it: the homework that takes three hours, the chore that got started and abandoned in four different rooms, the big feelings over a small thing at 7:52 in the morning when the bus comes at 7:55.
You’ve also probably had at least one person imply that firmer discipline would fix it. It wouldn’t. Your kid’s brain works differently, and the strategies that work for other families often fall flat in yours.
This #LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series was built for exactly that. Ten short workshops from people who understand ADHD brains: an executive functioning coach with ADHD himself, a mom running a “neuro-spicy” household, a nutrition scientist, a pediatrician, and more. Half are for you. The rest are for your kid, in language your kid will actually take in.
It’s refreshing to hear from a scientist that my children’s struggles are not the result of poor parenting or lack of discipline.
Carissa E., on Jess Sherman’s workshop
Why Thriving with ADHD?
Most ADHD advice is either a 300-page book or a one-line tip that doesn’t survive contact with a real Tuesday.
These workshops sit in between. Each one is short, specific, and ends with something to try.
- Five parent sessions (11 to 50 minutes) on motivation, chores, strengths, and what’s going on in your kid’s body and brain
- Four kid sessions (4 to 12 minutes) on planning, goals, chores, and a happy brain, made for ages 5 and up
- One family workshop on executive functioning to watch together, then talk about
- A one-time purchase with no subscription, and it’s yours to keep
This was the best workshop I’ve been to yet!!! This is some of the most important information for parents today, whether your children are considered ADHD or not.
Dove, on Michael McLeod’s Executive Functioning Playbook
What Changes at Your House
Nobody is promising a tidy bedroom by Friday. What you can expect is a different set of tools, and a different way of seeing your kid.
For you:
- Understand why motivation works differently for an ADHD brain, so you stop pushing on the wrong lever
- Find out what a nutrition scientist looks at when a kid is anxious, irritable, or can’t settle
- Hear a mom explain how her neurodivergent family keeps a mostly clean home (mostly is the honest word)
- Get three things every parent of a kid with ADHD needs to know, from the founder of the ADHD Thrive Institute
- Learn how to lead with your child’s strengths instead of the list of what’s hard
For your kid:
- Trick their own brain into getting chores done (their words, not yours)
- Make a plan for something they want, then follow it through
- Set a goal and actually get out of their own way to reach it
- Learn three things that help a brain feel happy, in a four-minute pep talk from a pediatrician
And one workshop for the whole family, on executive functioning, screens, and independence. More than one parent told us they called a family meeting after watching it.
What’s Included in the Thriving with ADHD Mini-Series
Ten video workshops with printable handouts and a real-world action step for each one, pulled from previous seasons of our #LifeSkillsNow summer camp. This is every ADHD-focused session from four seasons in one place, at a price that won’t make you think twice.
- Access to a private, ad-free membership area with no distractions and no autoplay (which matters more than usual in this house)
- Lifetime access so you can come back to a workshop the week you actually need it
- Downloadable videos for offline watching
- Printable handouts for every workshop
#LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series: Thriving with ADHD
Real Help for the Family Where “Just Focus” Has Never Once Worked
- Downloadable Videos
- Printable Handouts for Note-Taking & Quick Reference
- Access Never Expires PLUS if anything is added, you get that too!
- 5 Parent Workshops, 4 Kid Workshops, 1 Family Workshop
- Private, Ad-Free Dashboard
- $10 per Workshop = $100 Value!
$30
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You have time to decide what you love! Watch the workshops, try a couple of the strategies on an actual school morning, see what you think, and if you don’t love it let us know within 30 days of purchase and we’ll give you a full refund.
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This was fantastic and eye opening. Describing my teen to a ‘T.’ My husband and I are going to watch this together later and I am also going to make my teen watch it as well so that he can start to see the importance that we are helping him and not hurting him by putting in restrictions.
A #LifeSkillsNow mom, on the Executive Functioning Playbook
Mini-Series Package, 10 Workshops
Workshops included in #LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series: Thriving with ADHD
For parents
How to Motivate Your ADHD Child
with Melissa “HR Mom” Griffin, for parents, 31 min
Why the usual rewards and consequences don’t land on an ADHD brain, and what does, from a mom who parents (and has) ADHD.
ADHD and Chores: How Our Neuro-spicy Family Keeps a (Mostly) Clean Home
with Melissa Griffin, for parents, 11 min
The systems one neurodivergent family uses to keep the house livable without a daily battle.
Hope and Encouragement for Parents of ND Kids: How to Focus on Your Child’s Strengths to Make a Difference for Their Future
with Michele Borba, M.Ed., for parents, 15 min
From years in a special ed classroom and decades consulting in schools: how and why to focus on your child’s strengths instead of the label.
3 Things Parents of Kids with ADHD MUST Know to Thrive
with Dana Kay, for parents, 24 min
The founder of the ADHD Thrive Institute on three pieces of the ADHD puzzle that, put together, take the edge off the hardest symptoms at home.
Is My Child Wired for Anxiety, Irritability, and Inattention?
with Jess Sherman, FDN-P, MEd, RHN, for parents, 50 min
A deep look at genetics, nutrients, and stress and how they show up as behavior. The longest session in the set, and the one a mom told us she took two pages of notes on.
For the whole family
The Executive Functioning Playbook: Building Independence in Kids with ADHD
with Michael McLeod, family workshop, 17 min
An executive functioning coach with ADHD on screens, comfort zones, and building real independence. Watch it together. Expect a conversation afterward.
For kids
ADHD and Chores: Tricking Your Brain into Getting Them Done
with Melissa Griffin, age 8+, 12 min
The kid-facing half of the chores pair: brain-friendly tricks for starting a chore and, harder, finishing it.
Plan Do Review! Take Action by Making a Plan That Sticks
with Jessica Litman, age 5+, 10 min
A simple three-step loop young kids can use to plan something, do it, and look back at how it went.
How to Have a Happy Brain
with Dr. Hokehe Eko, age 5+, 4 min
An integrative pediatrician’s short, kid-level talk on three things (food, sleep, movement) that help a brain feel good.
Get Out of Your Own Way: How to Set (and Smash) Your Goals
with Ginny Kochis, age 10+, 5 min
Two simple, neurodivergent-friendly steps for picking a goal and actually reaching it, for tweens and teens who get stuck on the doing part.
Ten workshops. About three hours. A family that finally has words for what’s going on.
What does a workshop feel like?
1. Watch a Short Video
Kid sessions run 4 to 12 minutes. Parent sessions run 11 to 50 minutes, and most are under half an hour.
2. Optional: Print the Handout
Every workshop comes with a printable to follow along or keep on the fridge.
3. Try the Action Step in Real Life
Each workshop ends with one specific thing to go do, so the advice doesn’t stay theoretical.
With the Thriving with ADHD Mini-Series, you and your kid finally get the same playbook.
Got Questions? Here are Your Answers:
Both, and we’ll be specific. Five workshops are for you (Melissa Griffin’s motivation and parent-chores sessions, Michele Borba, Dana Kay, and Jess Sherman). Four are for your kid to watch (Plan Do Review, Happy Brain, goal setting, and the kid version of ADHD and chores). One, the Executive Functioning Playbook, is meant for the whole family together.
Two are for ages 5 and up, one is for 8 and up, and the goal-setting session is for 10 and up. The parent sessions apply whether your kid is 5 or 15.
Yes. Several of these presenters talk about “ADHD brains” broadly, and many parents told us the strategies helped their whole family, diagnosis or not. One mom watched the chores session for her kid and realized she probably has ADHD too.
Between 4 and 50 minutes. Jess Sherman’s session is the long one and the most science-heavy. Plan to watch it with a notebook. Everything else is 31 minutes or less.
In a private, ad-free membership area you can get to anytime. Videos are downloadable so you can watch offline, and every workshop includes a printable and an action step.
Yes! It’s a one-time purchase with no subscription, and your access never expires. Come back to any workshop whenever you need the refresher.
The #LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series are pulled straight from previous Seasons of summer camp, so if you already own one or more, chances are you have a few of these workshops already.
Yes! Thriving with ADHD is one of several. If you want more for yourself, Parenting Toolbox #1 and #2 are all parent workshops and there are many different topics for kids. Read about all our #LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series right here.
No, our terms and conditions require you to use your #LifeSkillsNow Mini-Series login solely for personal use. You’re welcome to watch alongside your spouse or invite a friend over to watch with you at your house.
Yes. All 10 workshops, a $100 value, for one $30 payment.
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