ADHD kids forget everything - except how you made them feel. Eli Harwood, one of the world’s leading voices on attachment, exposes the heartbreak hiding in plain sight: parents can give everything and still raise a child who feels unloved. In this unforgettable session, she reveals why ADHD rewires connection itself and how the smallest moment of being seen can outlast a lifetime of being provided for.

In this session, Michael lays out the unfiltered truth about what actually builds self-reliance in ADHD kids. He exposes why every extra prompt steals a bit of progress, how to tell the difference between a child’s resistance and their readiness, and why silence can be the most powerful teaching tool you have.

In this session, Dana exposes how food can quietly fuel ADHD symptoms that no reward chart or medication can touch. With rare warmth and honesty, she shares how she stopped disciplining her son’s pain and started healing it - and how thousands of parents have done the same once they realized it was never misbehavior… it was biology begging to be heard.

Most parents don’t reject medication out of ignorance, they do it out of love. But sometimes, love hides fear. Dr. Carolyn brings 20 years of science and the honesty of someone who’s lived it to show what happens when fear becomes a treatment plan. She explains why ADHD brains can’t “wait and see,” and what courage really looks like when the world keeps saying “be careful.”

In this session, Dr. Sasha Hamdani reveals why “try harder” is the most damaging advice you can give, how focus depends more on brain energy than willpower, and what actually makes attention come alive effortlessly. Funny, brilliant, and refreshingly real, Dr. Sasha shows parents that when you stop fighting the brain’s nature, focus stops being a battle - and starts being a flow.

Jeremy never planned to lead America’s largest ADHD organization. She was a Navy wife holding down five kids, a job, and a collapsing sense of self - until the very system meant to help her family broke her instead. So she stopped waiting for support and built it herself. Because sometimes, the most radical thing an ADHD mother can do… is ask for help out loud.

When the diagnosis lands, everyone tells you what your child needs. No one tells you what you’ll need to survive it. Dr. Nerissa tears open the silence after the paperwork: the quiet rage, and the grief that no one warns you about. In this talk, she reveals what no report can capture - how to rebuild a hope that doesn’t vanish the moment the doctor leaves.

In this talk, Neuropsychologist Dr. Claire Sira uncovers the hidden attention system that powers ADHD - the one that’s half asleep while another runs in overdrive. She reveals why ADHD isn’t a problem of effort, but a glitch in the brain’s circuitry of focus. And once you understand where that circuit misfires, you can finally learn how to switch it back on.