Help your ADHD kid thrive in a world built for other brains.

25 ADHD experts, live on one Saturday. Ask your questions in real time and leave with a plan.

See the agenda
Saturday, January 30, 2027
10 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern
Live on video
Join from your kitchen table
Ask your questions
Experts answer you in real time

Sound familiar?

  • Homework that should take twenty minutes turns into a two-hour fight.
  • Another email from school, and your stomach drops before you open it.
  • Mornings run on yelling, and nobody leaves the house feeling good.
  • You love this kid more than anything. Some days you can't reach them at all.

Nothing is wrong with your kid, or with you. Their brain works differently, and the usual advice wasn't built for it.

Not a video library. A live room.

Everything happens live on the day. The experts are on camera, and you can ask about your kid while they're right there.

  • Ask the expert

    Every live session saves time for questions. Type yours in the chat or raise your hand.

  • Listen in on a fireside chat

    Each track opens with Rebecca and five experts in one honest conversation, taking questions from the chat.

  • Talk it through in a guided discussion

    A small video group with a guide, so you can say the hard part out loud and hear what other parents tried.

  • Meet parents in speed networking

    Quick one-on-one video chats with parents who get it. Swap what's working and trade numbers.

A parent at her kitchen table raising her hand to ask an expert a question during a live video session

The agenda

All times Eastern, and every slot is 30 minutes. Each track runs the same way: a fireside chat, five live sessions you choose from, then speed networking or a guided discussion.

  1. 10:00Keynote
  2. 10:30Networking
  3. 11:00Track 1: The brain
  4. 12:30Track 2: School
  5. 2:00Track 3: Home life
  6. 3:30Track 4: Emotions
  7. 5:00Track 5: What's next
  • Opening keynote
  • Speed networking
  • Track: fireside chat, 5 live sessions, networking or guided discussion
  1. Opening keynote

    Your kid isn't broken

    Rebecca Brianceau opens the day with what she wishes her own parents had known.

  2. Speed networking

    Meet the parents in the room

    Quick one-on-one video chats before the first track starts.

25 experts, five tracks

Each track brings five experts who teach live and answer your questions.

Your host, Rebecca Brianceau

Rebecca grew up in the same classroom as her twin brother. He doesn't have ADHD. She does. The school worked for him and wore her down.

She was diagnosed at 15, back when nobody explained what that meant. Now she coaches kids, teens, and young adults with ADHD, and she'll spend the day helping you see your child's brain the way she wishes someone had seen hers.

  • Diagnosed at 15Lives with ADHD and knows the struggle firsthand
  • ADHD coachWorks with kids, teens, and young adults
  • Retreat hostRuns retreats for adults with ADHD in Mexico and Canada
  • Event producerYears in music-industry events and marketing, including Universal Records

Pick your ticket

Every ticket gets you into the whole live day. Buy early and pay less.

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Every ticket includes

  • The opening keynote
  • Five live fireside chats
  • 25 live expert sessions, with time for your questions
  • Six rounds of speed networking or guided discussion

Bring your co-parent for half price.Add a second ticket at checkout, so you both leave with the same plan.

Questions parents ask

Will I really get to ask my own questions?

Yes. Every live session saves time for questions, and the fireside chats take questions from the chat.

Does my child need a diagnosis?

No. Many parents come because they're still wondering. Track 1 covers what a good evaluation looks like.

What if I can't stay all day?

Come for the tracks you need. Each one stands on its own, so you can step away for a practice or a pickup and jump back in.

Do I have to turn my camera on?

Not for the keynote, firesides, or sessions. Speed networking and guided discussions work best with your camera on, and you can always just listen.

Is this medical advice?

No. It's education and connection. Decisions about your child's care stay with you and your own clinicians.

I think I have ADHD too. Is that normal?

Very. ADHD runs in families, and plenty of parents recognize themselves while learning about their kids. You'll be in good company.

One live Saturday. A calmer Monday morning.

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