First Annual Virtual ADHD Conference

Wednesday, April 30. 2008

First Annual Virtual ADHD Conference

Coming This September 22, 23, 24

Whether you live in Ohio or California, Japan or France...anyone and everyone who would like to hear the top ADHD experts in the world will be able to do so, simply by dialing a telephone number- no need to jump on a plane, pay for a hotel, cabs, food or babysitters. I've partnered with Jennifer Koretsky of The ADD Management Group and we will be sponsoring the world's first annual International Virtual ADHD Conference

Hold on to your seats because these top ADHD authors, experts and presenters are all lined up and are excited to share with you the latest information, resources and tips on living with ADHD...all in the comfort of your own home or office. You can't beat the convenience and savings!

Our experts include:

Dr. Ned Hallowell Sari Solden Dr. John Ratey Dr. Daniel Amen Dr. Patricia Quinn Wilma Fellman Dr. Michele Novotni Wendy Richardson Dr. Thomas Phelan and many more.

Learn about ADD and Addictions, Girls and Women with ADHD, ADHD Medications, ADHD and Anxiety, Decluttering and Getting Organized, Social Skills, Time Management...and lots more. PLUS, you'll be able to network with others- folks just like you- who are learning how to live more successfully with ADHD. Sessions will cover topics on adults and children and will be of interest to parents, adults with ADHD, professionals, educators, coaches and anyone wanting to learn more about how ADHD affects you and the important people in your life.

There's lots more to share and our website isn't quite ready, but watch for upcoming announcements so you can be the first to get the full scoop.

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I met Dr. Amen at a lecture he gave and then participated in his brain study of injured and uninjured brains. I learned a lot about the damage that can occur even from normal children's bangs to the head - the kind that happen to most kids who engage in sports.

If you are interested in the brain and how it works, I highly recommend reading ""My Stroke of Insight"" by Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor. It's on the NY Times Bestseller list and it's a wonderful book. Dr. Taylor's talk at TED dot com is also AMAZING! Oprah interviewed Dr. Taylor and you can check that out on Oprah.com. And Time Magazine named Dr. T one of the 100 Most Influential people in the world. Having read her book, I can see why all the attention.

Dr. Amen's book is brain science and it's great at that. Dr. Taylor is a Harvard Brain Scientist, but what she writes about is the science and much more. She really cracks the code to understand how our brains (right and left hemispheres) work and she explains how we can get into our right brain and be happier and more joyful. Aside from any of the science, My Stroke of Insight is also just a great story.

#1 Karen on 2008-06-10 05:02 (Reply)

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