ADHD Intensive

Practical ADHD Help for Homeschooling Families

If you're homeschooling a child with ADHD, you already know that ADHD affects so much more than their ability to pay attention to a math lesson.

It can affect motivation, organization, emotional regulation, relationships, independence, and your child's ability to get started and follow through with everyday tasks. And when ADHD occurs alongside dyslexia or other learning differences, figuring out how to help your child learn can feel even more complicated.

That's why I created this six-part ADHD course specifically with homeschooling families and struggling learners in mind.

Rather than giving you another long list of ADHD facts, this course helps you understand why your child struggles in the ways they do and what you can actually do about it.

You'll learn research-based information about ADHD along with practical strategies you can use in your homeschool and in everyday family life. These are realistic approaches for helping kids with ADHD learn, get organized, regulate their emotions, navigate relationships, and become more independent.

Inside the six-part course, you'll learn:

1. Understand what's behind ADHD behavior

Learn about the underlying causes of ADHD and how they contribute to the behaviors you're seeing at home and during your homeschool day. Understanding the why behind the behavior can completely change how we respond to our kids.

2. Practical strategies for improving focus

Discover a variety of practical strategies for helping kids sustain attention and get more from their learning, including approaches you may not have tried before. You'll learn ways to work with your child's ADHD brain instead of constantly fighting against it.

3. Help your child become more organized

Understand why organization can be so difficult for kids with ADHD and learn practical ways to teach and support organizational skills. This is especially important as our kids get older and expectations for independence increase.

4. Make learning work better for the ADHD brain

Learn methods and strategies that make learning at home more effective for kids with ADHD and other learning differences. One of the greatest advantages of homeschooling is our ability to adapt how, when, and where our kids learn.

5. Support social skills and relationships

ADHD can affect friendships and family relationships in ways parents don't always recognize. Learn practical ways to help your child develop the skills they need to navigate social situations and relationships more successfully.

6. Help your child with emotional regulation

Big emotions, frustration, overwhelm, and difficulty recovering from disappointment can all be part of life with ADHD. Learn strategies for helping your child understand and regulate their emotions while protecting the relationship you have with them.

Research-based. Practical. Created for real homeschool life.

You don't need more information that leaves you wondering, “Okay, but how do I actually use this with my child?”

This course combines research-based understanding with practical, homeschool-friendly strategies you can begin applying in your day-to-day life.

The course is completely online and self-paced and includes six teaching videos, downloadable PDFs for note-taking, and additional resources so you can learn on your own schedule and return to the material whenever you need it.