multi-use license
unlocking ADHD
Transform Struggles into Strengths
Get a multi-use license for educators, clinicians, therapists, and non-profit organizations to train your staff and the families you serve on addressing ADHD challenges while also honoring neurodivergence.
ADHD isn’t something to fix — it’s a unique way of thinking, creating, and thriving. In the Unlocking ADHD Summit you'll discover how to unlock potential, foster self-confidence, and embrace the beauty of neurodiversity.
For teachers or professionals that serve neurodivergent kids…
Imagine walking into a classroom or session and seeing students with ADHD not bracing for the day, but meeting it with tools that match how their brains work.
Instead of morning overwhelm, you see smoother transitions. Clear routines that reduce friction.
During the day, students use supports that actually help them stay engaged — movement breaks, visual anchors, structured choice, and recovery strategies that bring them back online when things get hard. They’re able to advocate for what they need, and the adults around them know how to respond.
Homework and assignments stop being a flashpoint. With the right scaffolding, students can initiate, persist, and complete work with far less distress, and the adults supporting them finally feel equipped instead of exhausted.
Most importantly, the relationship shifts. Staff begin to interpret behavior through a nervous-system-first lens. Students feel understood rather than managed. Confidence grows on both sides.
ADHD stops being framed as a problem to fix and becomes something you know how to support. What emerges is something rare and powerful: genuine progress, renewed hope, and the unmistakable feeling that you’re unlocking strengths that were always there.
Unlocking ADHD
You'll learn practical and actionable strategies to:
Unlock ADHD by embracing strengths, fostering connection, and building confidence — without trying to “fix” what doesn't need fixing.
Shift the Focus from Problems to Potential
Learn how to see ADHD through a strengths-based lens, uncovering the talents and abilities that lie within.
Foster Self-Confidence by Embracing Authenticity
Discover tools to nurture kids' unique identities and help them thrive as their true, beautiful selves.
Reduce Emotional Overwhelm and Build Connection
Replace daily chaos with strategies that calm big emotions, strengthen relationships, and create peace at home or in the classroom.
Create ADHD-Friendly School Experiences
Gain practical tools to advocate for inclusive, supportive learning environments that truly help kids shine.
UNLOCKING ADHD will help kids...
Unlocking ADHD 2025
This is the turning point you've been waiting for.
Discover how to reframe challenges as opportunities, identify the strengths within, and build a foundation for resilience and success. You’ll learn from an amazing lineup of incredible mentors and ADHD experts. The Summit workshops will guide you through three stages in unlocking ADHD.
Stage 1: Emotional Regulation & Behavior
Big emotions can be overwhelming — for kids and caregivers alike. When kids struggle to express or manage their feelings, it can lead to big behaviors or a constant push-and-pull in your relationship. You’ll learn practical strategies to help kids navigate emotional waves, manage dysregulation, and build the resilience they need to thrive. Discover how connection, science-backed techniques, and small, consistent steps can create more opportunities for success.
The ADHD Brain Explained: What Parents & Educators Need to Know
Merriam Saunders, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
Practical Coping Skills for Big Emotions
Janine Halloran, MA, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Author, Speaker
De-Escalation Techniques for Big Emotions & Big Behaviors
Emily Hamblin, MA
Former Foster Mom, Certified Teacher, Host of Enlightening Motherhood Podcast
Helping Kids with ADHD Cope with Frustration and Anger
Sharon Saline, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist and Author of "What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew"
20 Activities to Teach Emotional Regulation in Less Than 10 Minutes a Day
Penny Williams
Parent Coach and Educator, Host of Beautifully Complex Podcast
ADHD & Dysregulation: Using Science to Improve Behavior
Sarah Wayland, Ph.D.
Relationship-based Dynamic Intelligence (RDI) Consultant & Co-Author of "Is this Autism?"
Rethinking Resistance: How Honoring Autonomy Supports Kids with ADHD
Casey Ehrlich, Ph.D.
Parent Coach & Educator, Founder of At Peace Parents, Host of At Peace Parents Podcast
Breaking the Shame Cycle: How to Respond When Kids Make Mistakes
Caroline Buzanko, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist & Assistant Professor at Athabasca University
Redefining Listening: Embracing Neurodiversity & Regulation Over Compliance
Elizabeth Sautter, MA, CCC-SLP
Speech-Language Pathologist, Trainer, Author of "Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick!"
Stage 2: Executive Function & Strengths-Based Tools
Kids with ADHD often struggle with planning, organization, and follow-through — but these skills can be nurtured in surprising and creative ways. Learn how to teach executive function skills while empowering kids to lean into their strengths. Whether it’s creating simple systems, celebrating tiny wins, or embracing their unique way of thinking, you’ll come away with actionable tools to set kids up for success while honoring who they truly are.
Words Matter: Building Confidence Through Neuro-Affirming Language
Emily Kircher-Morris, MA, M.Ed, LPC & Amanda Morin
Co-Authors of "Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools: Transforming Practices So All Students Feel Accepted & Supported"
Building Confidence: How to Help Kids with ADHD Feel Successful Every Day
Tarryn Poulton OT
Occupational Therapist and Founder of Nurture ADHD
Spotting Small Wins: Why Celebrating Tiny Successes Matters
Gabriele Nicolet, MA, CCC_SLP
Family Communication Specialist, Parent Coach, Host of the Complicated Kids Podcast
From Chaos to Flow: Routines That Set Kids with ADHD Up for Success
Seth Perler, M.Ed.
Executive Function Coach, Activist, Educator, Former Teacher
Leveraging Strengths to Build Executive Function Skills
Carrie Bonnett, MAT
Executive Function Coach & Certified Teacher
Morning Strategies that Actually Work for Complex Families
Brendan Mahan, MEd., MS
ADHD/Executive Function Consultant, Coach, and Speaker & Host of ADHD Essentials Podcast
Simple Systems to Help Kids with ADHD Stay Organized
Caroline Thor
Certified KonMari® Consultant and Professional Organizer Specializing in Neurodiverse Families
Raising Innovators: ADHD and Out-of-the-Box Thinking
Matthew Zakrski, Psy.D.
Clinical Psychologist and Professional Speaker, Founder of The Neuodiversity Collective
How the Self-Scientist Method Turns ADHD-Related Friction into Flourishing
Debbie Steinberg Kuntz, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Founder of Bright & Quirky
Stage 3: Education, Advocacy, and Parent Support
Teaching or parenting a kid with ADHD can feel like an uphill battle — especially when navigating neurotypical schools, systems, and societal expectations. Get equipped with the knowledge, language, and confidence to advocate and support growth. From understanding the ADHD brain to learning how to collaborate effectively, you’ll gain practical tips and strategies while also addressing the burnout that often comes with this journey. Because when you thrive, your students can, too.
How to Advocate for Your Complex Kid at School
Scotti Weintraub, MA
Parent School Navigator, Educator, Parent Advocate, Founder of Reframe Parenting
ADHD, Dyslexia, and Other Learning Differences: Creating a Support Plan
Nelly Kaakaty, Ph.D.
Educational Therapist, Learning Specialist & Psychology Professor
ADHD Accommodations: The Future is Bright
Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC, ACG
ADHD and Attention Coach, Founder of DIG Coaching Practice, Host of Attention Talk Radio and Attention Talk Video
Rethinking Discipline: Guiding with Play & Connection Instead of Punishment
Greg Santucci, OTR/L
Pediatric OT, Advocate, Founding Director of Power Play Pediatric Therapy
Problem Solving Collaboratively with Complex Kids
Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, CPCC & Diane Dempster, CPC, PCC
Parent Coaches & Co-Founders of ImpactParents.com
Learning to Let Go: Why Control Isn’t the Answer
Debbie Reber, MA
Founder: Tilt Parenting, Host of Tilt Parenting Podcast, Author of "Differently Wired"
From Triggered to Tuned In: Managing Your Reactions When Kids Struggle
Dayna Abraham
Author of "Calm the Chaos," National Board Certified Educator, Host of Calm the Chaos Podcast
Parent Burnout: Practical Strategies to Reclaim Your Energy & Joy
Amanda Diekman
Autistic Adult, Parent Coach, and Author of "Low Demand Parenting"
Sexuality & Neurodivergence: Tools to Help Your Child Understand Their Body, Boundaries & Identity
Amy Lang, MA
Sexual Health Educator & Founder of Birds & Bees & Kids
OUR SPEAKERS HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN:
One Summit.
Decades of expert wisdom.
A lifetime of impact for ADHD kids.
When my son was first diagnosed with ADHD, I spent years stuck in a cycle of trying to “fix” what I thought was broken. But over time, I realized the power of shifting my perspective to focus on his strengths, embrace his individuality, and work with his unique brain… instead of fighting against it.
This summit was born from that experience. It's designed to move away from the deficit-focused mindset we often encounter by offering a roadmap to thriving with ADHD. My goal is simple yet transformative: empower parents and educators with neuro-affirming strategies that celebrate individuality and help kids with ADHD thrive.
Discover how to reframe challenges as opportunities, identify the strengths within, and build a foundation for resilience and success. You’ll walk away with neuro-affirming strategies and practical tools to help kids with ADHD embrace their individuality, maximize their potential, and live a life filled with confidence and joy.
We’re not just offering strategies — we’re building a community of hope, understanding, and action to end your overwhelm and isolation.
Hello!
I'm Penny.
I'm a parenting coach and educator for families of complex kids. I teach stuck and struggling parents how to dial down the big emotions and big behaviors and create a neuro-affirming ecosystem to maximize your neurodivergent kid’s success and joy.
Through my podcast, award-winning books, parent training programs, parent coaching, and neurodiversity summits, I’ve helped thousands of parents raising kids with ADHD, autism, and/or anxiety improve their lives.
I'd be honored to help you, too.
Get your Professional, Multi-Use License
What You Get
With the Professional Access Multi-Use License you get:
- Unlimited access to all Unlocking ADHD sessions to share within your school, non-profit, or practice (for organizations with 1-3 locations — if you have more offices or locations, email me.)
- Downloadable video and audio versions of all expert sessions
- The Action Workbook to use with the parents and educators that you serve
* This license prohibits the resale of any and all materials contained therein.
How the Pro License Works and Answers to Other Questions
You will receive one login to the hub that can be shared, or you can download the videos for sharing within your organization. We recommend hosting downloaded files in a shared internal space — like Google Drive or Dropbox — and sharing access to that folder. You will also have instructions on loading the sessions as a podcast.
You are not permitted to broadcast sessions to the public or resale any of the content. HOWEVER, you can host meetings where the sessions are watched together, even with the families you serve, not just your staff.
This license affords you permanent, on-demand access.
The system will need to track the watch history of anyone wanting to get a certificate of completion to apply for continuing ed credits. If you have anyone on staff who wants to take advantage of this option, you'll need to email us to set up a separate login for them so their completion of videos can be tracked. We can provide 5 separate tracking accounts and certificates at this price. Any additional will be $50 each.
Email me at [email protected] and I'll be glad to answer any and all questions you have.
