ADHD for Women

That mysterious process of falling in love, right? Hard to sum up in words, but let’s give ourselves a sense of what it would feel like to crush on our ADHD brains for a bit. So, what happens when we fall in love?

We start to see things in a new light. We notice small things we’ve taken for granted. We are tapped into a vibration of connection and flow. Stuff feels easier. We get curious about the object of our affection. We experience an instinctual pull to nurture the object of our affection. We do lovely things to show our new love that we cherish them.

Let’s spend a morning together giving some loving attention to our ADHD brains. Let’s talk about these things together. Let’s walk away with a little lightness in our steps.

What You Can Expect

Learn how to give loving attention to your ADHD brain through:

• 3 mini-lectures which translate neuroscience and psychology into meaningful ideas
• Powerful mindset shifting exercises related to the brain science lectures
• Dedicated self-reflection time with writing prompts
• Camaraderie with other women on a similar journey

When and where is the workshop held, and how much does it cost?

• The next date is currently being determined. Use the form below to sign up and be notified when the next workshop is announced.
• A single morning session from 10:00am – 12:00pm CT (central time)
• From the comfort of your favorite Zoom spot
• The workshop costs $199 per participant.

Mini Lectures Included

• ADHD Symptoms in Real Life: Time Window, Distraction, Impulsivity, Organization, Motivation
• The Brain Science of Executive Function: Cycles, Hormones, and the Brain’s See-Saw of Focus
• Future Visioning: The Stories We Tell Ourselves, Self-Compassion, and How We Shape Our Reality

Presenter Bio:

Dr. Liz Adams is a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist and owner of Minnesota Neuropsychology. She completed her PhD at Fuller Graduate School in Los Angeles, clinical training at UCLA’s Neuropsychiatric Institute, a residency in neuropsychology at Rush University Medical Center, and a 2-year post-doctoral fellowship in neuropsychology at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Dr. Adams is passionate about communicating complex topics clearly and hosts her presentations in a comfortable, approachable manner. Read Dr. Adams’ Full Bio