Tag Archives: ADHD

ADHD Expert Webinar Series

This fall, I’ll be presenting a three part webinar series for ADDitude Magazine. All webinars are available for download as podcasts after they air. Part 1: Tuesday, August 31, 2021 Common Challenges & Practical Strategies for Children with ADHD Part 2: Wednesday, September 22, 2021 Common Challenges & Practical Strategies for Teens and Young AdultsContinue reading “ADHD Expert Webinar Series”

Exciting News: An AD/HD Textbook

I’m thrilled to announce that I was recently approached by my colleague, Dr. Roberta Waite, Ed D, APRN, CNS-BC, FAAN about writing a textbook. After much discussion and planning, it appears that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders Throughout the Lifespan is fully underway at this point! The textbook will contain valuable information regarding how AD/HD presentsContinue reading “Exciting News: An AD/HD Textbook”

Community Mental Health Conference

On Saturday, November 19 in Wilmington, Delaware, I will be presenting a workshop on ADHD and College at the Community Mental Health Conference. Sponsored by The Mental Health Association in Delaware, the tenth annual Community Mental Health Conference will take place at the Doubletree Hotel in downtown Wilmington. This year’s conference theme is “Communities ComingContinue reading “Community Mental Health Conference”

Bridging the Gap – A Campus Survival Guide

On Wednesday, September 28, 2011 at 9pm EDT, I have been invited to present a webinar entitled, “Bridging the Gap – A Campus Survival Guide”, for the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA). In our webinar, Dr. Lisa Mimmo Banister and I will discuss the college experience. It can be very overwhelming for all students, but especiallyContinue reading “Bridging the Gap – A Campus Survival Guide”

Transition 101: High School to College – An Overview

Exciting news! On Wednesday July 20, 2011 at 9pm EST, I have been invited to present a webinar for the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA). So many elements have changed dramatically in the college application process. Things are very different today than they were just four or five years ago, not to mention back whenContinue reading “Transition 101: High School to College – An Overview”