10% of School-Age Children are impacted by ADHD/Executive Function Challenges

and their additional needs may cause stress to their teachers and draw attentional requirements away from their classmates.

Presentations can be arranged for small and large groups – parent groups, teachers, and school administrators, associations, conferences, etc.

Presentations are intended to be interactive, allowing participants to ask questions throughout the talk.


Available Parental Presentations


Top Ten Strategies for Parenting Kids with ADHD and Executive Function Challenges

Living with ADHD is challenging—for parents, siblings, and especially for the child. Over the past decade, we’ve gained valuable insights into supporting these children both at school and at home. In this presentation, certified ADHD coach Cindy Goldrich shares essential strategies for parents to help their children not only cope but thrive. You’ll learn about the most effective supports for your child, key facts about ADHD beyond the diagnosis, and the fundamentals of Executive Function—understanding how it affects learning, motivation, and behavior. Join us as we explore ways to equip both you and your child for the journey ahead.

Skills for Success – What Parents need to Know about Developing a Growth Mindset

Research has shown us that how we perceive our learning ability dramatically impacts our confidence, motivation, and perseverance. This presentation explores the basics of Executive Function and lessons of Growth Mindset that all parents and educators need to know to improve students’ motivation to learn and willingness to face learning challenges. We will explore how to help children best see themselves as learners and how to best support them in developing perseverance in the face of difficulty

Student Goal Setting: The How And Why For Parents & Teachers

Students, especially those with ADHD/Executive Function Challenges often have dreams and desires, but no concrete plan to make these wishes a reality. Setting meaningful goals is an impactful way for students to develop and improve Self-Regulation skills. In addition, research shows that when students set goals and work toward them, not only do they perform better, but they experience less stress and anxiety and they are happier and more satisfied with their lives. MORE THAN JUST SMART GOALS, this seminar will help students, parents, and educators to know and to teach both the value and the process of setting in addition to monitoring and achieving their goals. Participants will gain specific strategies for engagement in meaningful conversations around goal setting, establish a process for choosing realistic goals, and setting the pathway for planning and monitoring the goals

Lydia Cooper, Professional ADHD Parent Coach

can assist you in addressing difficult behaviors, enhance cooperation, boost your child's motivation, and support their success both academically and in life! Lydia has over 42 years of experience in the delivery and training of social support services in the fields of Health, Child Welfare, and Family Support. As the former Chairperson of the Quality Parenting Initiative (QPI) Training Workgroup and now as a QPI Champion she is known for her passionate and engaging presentations and her empathy and understanding for parents, caregivers and professionals. She is certified in multiple methods of behavioral and family support and has traveled across the country educating professionals on the values of kinship care, and a presenter at conferences, Business Enterprises, Government Agencies and Non-Profits.

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