International Center for ADHD Coaching
Guest Speaker
Bring Roya to your school, workshop, conference or organization to talk about ADHD. Available for speaking events in Spain, Italy, France, and Portugal in English, Spanish, or Farsi.
Roya’s speeches and trainings are flexible in design and can accommodate a variety of settings. She offers trainings ranging from 1 hour to a half-day, as well as keynote speeches. Contact Roya to learn more.
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During her workshops, Roya focuses on:
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advocating for yourself at work or for your child at school
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handling power struggles with your ADHD child
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increasing time management skills
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learning how to prioritize tasks
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combatting SSD – “screen sucking disorder”
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improving communication skills
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building organization and planning skills
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These trainings are ideal for:
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lunch & learns
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teacher trainings
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parent trainings
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management trainings
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productivity trainings
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team building sessions
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break-out sessions
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ADHD in the workplace
In a world bombarded with distractions 24/7, we all experience challenges with
productivity and attention. So much information is thrown around all the time,
requiring us to multi-task and shift our focus moment-to-moment. These struggles
exist for everyone in the workplace – not just for those with Executive Functioning
challenges.
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Roya provides keynote speeches, in-person and virtual workshops to educate about Executive Functioning difficulties in the workplace. She helps companies support employees that encounter Executive Functioning challenges, such as time management, organization, communication challenges, and others. With Roya’s help, companies can make changes to create workspaces that empower all employees and allow them to access their highest potential and productivity.
ADHD and school
Countless parents find themselves overwhelmed as they ceaselessly advocate for
their child’s well-being in and out of school. Fighting for accommodations and
trying to educate the adults in your child’s life can be exhausting. Parents fear that
their child will be labeled and his or her opportunities will be limited because of an
ADHD diagnosis. When parents do not understand ADHD, it’s not uncommon to struggle to accept their child’s behavior. This can result in power struggles, arguments or the child shutting down as he or she begins to believe that “mom and dad don’t understand.”
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While the challenges you face in advocating for your child can leave you feeling like it is you against the world, it is important to remember that you are not alone. With ADHD child and family coaching, you can learn to work with your child’s strengths and help mitigate his or her challenges. ADHD coaching in San Diego.
