We expect that at least 50% of the parents using the membership site courses have ADHD themselves (diagnosed or undiagnosed).
The membership site webinars were designed to be "user-friendly" for parents who have ADHD themselves. They are broken up into small modules.
Additionally, in the downloadable section, there are:
-A glossary of terms used in the programs
-"Cheat Sheets" that provide summaries and action steps for each module.
-Downloadable examples and templates you can use.
The webinars are designed to be watched at your own pace, at your own pace, and at your own convenience. There is no rush.
What is most important for parents who have ADHD themselves is to have a "growth mindset" rather than a "fixed mindset" regarding helping their child with ADHD.
Here is what a fixed mindset sounds like: "I can't do this; I have ADHD."
Here is what a growth mindset sounds like: "I want to help my child with ADHD, and I will take small steps to learn how I can help them."