Part 2 – Rethinking Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: How to Enhance the Foundational Strengths of the ADHD Brain

This workshop challenges misconceptions surrounding ADHD by emphasizing its physiological nature rather than attributing it to parenting or moral shortcomings.

It offers valuable insights into the unique strengths and behaviors of children with ADHD, empowering educators, counselors, paraprofessionals, and parents with practical interventions to support these students effectively.

Participants will learn about the 12 Power Tools for harnessing ADHD strengths and minimizing challenges, making it an essential resource for anyone working with or parenting children with ADHD.

Participants can register for all or part of the series, attendance to all three dates is not required.

About the Speaker: Frank Kros is a recognized leader in the field. He’s a passionate speaker, receiving the Maryland Governor’s Citation for his work on adolescent suicide prevention. His expertise extends to providing expert testimony to the U.S. Senate on childhood trauma and being a certified Master Trainer in Adverse Childhood Experiences. Frank’s commitment is further solidified by his appointment to Maryland’s Inaugural Commission on Trauma-Informed Care and his recent certification as a HOPE Facilitator through Tufts Medicine. He’s also the co-author of two influential books on improving services for traumatized children: “Creating the Upside Down Organization: Transforming Staff to Save Troubled Children” (2012) and “Creating the Upside Down Organization: Reinventing Group Care” (2015).