Where
Virtual via Zoom- More information to followContact
Kate Jackson, Center CoordinatorSpringer School and Center
513-871-6080 x402
center@springer-ld.org
Executive Function and ADHD: Establishing Positive Behaviors at Home
A Virtual Workshop for Parents, Guardians, and Professionals
We hope you can join us for a night of conversation with Dr. Mary Ann Mulcahey, Clinical Psychologist and Springer School & Center Program Coordinator, about developing positive behaviors at home when a child has ADHD and Executive Function issues.
This program addresses how to develop routines that support the development of EF skills and emphasizes practical strategies that you can begin using tomorrow!
Executive Function (EF) skills, or skills that help us plan, execute, and complete everyday tasks, can be greatly weakened in children with ADHD.
This program addresses how to develop routines that support the development of EF skills and emphasizes practical strategies that you can begin using tomorrow!
Strategies to be addressed include:
- Giving effective directions
- Setting up a daily schedule
- Utilizing checklists
- Motivating your child
Attendees interested in registering and earning graduate credit hours through Ashland University- CLICK HERE for more information and to register. One credit hour can be earned for attending multiple Springer School and Center Workshops. Email center@springer-ld.org for any other questions regarding credit hours and CEU's.