Dr. Alan Graham is very widely acclaimed for his ADHD coaching methodology.
He has over two decades of experience helping thousands of ADHD children, adolescents, adults, and their families in both inpatient, and outpatient settings.
What I found most impressive about Dr. Graham is his profound knowledge of the diverse facets of coaching, from the research behind it to the specifics on how to make it most efficient for every client.
We commonly think of resilience as the ability to bounce back from adversity and misfortune and that we either have it or we don’t.
Children with ADHD experience challenges to their sense of self on almost a daily basis and their ability to bounce back is negatively affected.
Research has shown that resilience can be learned. We all have the ability to build our resilience and we can teach our kids to become more resilient.
Our resilience is based on the stories we tell ourselves about the events that occur in our life. We create stories about ourselves, about others and about events that occur in our environment.
We can help build positive, resilient mindsets in our children. In this presentation, participants will learn the attributes that contribute most to resilience and learn and practice strategies that can be used to build these resilience attributes.
Dr. Alan R. Graham, Ph.D., is a professional and master certified ADHD Coach, the President of ADDvisor.com and the Dean of ADD Coach Training for Mentorcoach.
He coaches executives with business and organizational challenges and adults, teens, children, and parents impacted by ADHD. Moreover, he served on the board of the Professional Association of ADHD Coaches and the Editorial Board of The Journal of Attention Disorders.
Dr. Graham is the lead author of Lemonade: The Leader’s Guide to Resilience at Work and the Resilience at Work Assessment and the editor of “The Guide to ADHD Coaching: How to Find an ADHD Coach and What to Do When You Get One”.
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