Rebuilding Trust

Is lying a part of your relationship? Are you eager to move past the lies to a more trusting partnership? Trust is an essential element to any good relationship, yet many partners with ADHD tell me that when they are honest, their partners are so jaded from past experiences that they don’t trust anymore. To the partner, every reason is an excuse, a way to avoid responsibility. In this presentation, Melissa Orlov will explore a more nuanced understanding of the ways that lying hurts you and your relationship. She will share the difference between a reason, an excuse and a lie. You will learn how to approach situations better and convey honesty.

FREE GIFT: Two Chapters of The ADHD Effect on Marriage: Understand and Rebuild Your Relationship in Six Steps 

Too often, couples who are unaware of the impact of ADHD in their relationship, pick exactly the wrong approaches to solving their marital problems – approaches that would make sense for most couples, but not when one or both partners has ADHD.

The ADHD Effect on Marriage helps couples understand why things never seem to get better, no matter how hard they try – and how to change that, not by “trying harder,” but by “trying differently” so they can renew their love and joy. 

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PrayDHD: Finding Spiritual Connection Despite Distractions 

A common tip for living one’s best life when one has ADHD is to have a spiritual life. However, there are few resources on prayer and ADHD. This non-denominational presentation seeks to bridge that information gap. ADHD coach and author Alex R. Hey, PCAC will discuss the importance of having a spiritual connection when you have ADHD, some spiritual struggles those with ADHD can face, and some tips for staying focused while praying.

FREE GIFT: Late to Bed, Late to Rise: 5 Ways to Make Your ADHD WORSE

One of the easiest ways to make ADHD worse is to attack your sleep. This ebook gives you five easy ways to attack your sleep and thereby make your ADHD worse. 

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ADHD Surefire Formula to Get Anywhere on Time

ADHD is synonymous with running late, at least for most of us. We start too late, get distracted, retrieve forgotten items at least three times and the result is high anxiety, probably high blood pressure and guilt at almost missing that appointment. Mostly, however, it’s about time blindness – our inability to understand how long things take AND how long they take US to accomplish. Join us for a “timely” (sorry, bad pun) session on how to accommodate all the little things that contribute to our tardiness.

FREE GIFT: Linda Roggli’s Surefire Formula for Getting Anywhere on Time

The actual formula in pdf and excel formats so the audience can put it into action immediately!

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What You Want to Know Now about ADHD Meds for Boys, Men and Super Seniors

FREE GIFT: Medication Checklist

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