What's really driving the forgotten homework, the meltdowns, and the constant reminders
Real conversations with experts and people who've been in the trenches
Plain-language explanations of executive function, no jargon
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Getting dressed without being reminded 14 times
Remembering the water bottle sitting right by the door
Starting homework without a 45-minute battle
Handling a "no" without completely falling apart
Keeping track of time
Stopping one thing and moving on to the next
And for kids with ADHD, this stuff is hard.
That's why this summit exists.
You need to understand your child's brain and feel confident helping them navigate a world that wasn't exactly designed for it. This summit is full of real conversations about the things we're actually dealing with at home and at school:
💥 The meltdowns and the big emotions
📚 The forgotten homework, again
🔁 The constant reminders, for the same things, every single day
📱 The screen battles
😶 The lying, sometimes, and not knowing what to make of it
💔 The kid who knows what they're supposed to do, but just can't seem to do it
No making you feel like you just need a better sticker chart. Just experts and people who've been in the trenches talking about what's actually going on underneath these struggles, and what we can do to help.
See what's actually going on underneath the struggles, so the hard moments stop being a mystery you have to solve fresh every day.
Getting dressed, getting out the door, keeping track of time, moving from one thing to the next, without it turning into a fight.
What's really behind the 45-minute battle to get started and the assignments that keep getting forgotten.
What's underneath the blowups, and how to help your child handle a "no" without everything falling apart.
Honest conversations about the struggles nobody wants to admit are happening at their house too.
Finish the summit thinking: OK, I get my kid a little better now. I know what I can do differently.
30+ leading executive function experts, ADHD specialists, educators, and people who've been in the trenches.



Kristina is the founder of Calm Minds Parent Coaching. She spent 15 years as a teacher and school counselor before this work, watching bright, creative kids get labeled lazy or unmotivated, and parents doing everything they'd been told to do and still ending the day feeling defeated. She created this summit to bring honest, practical conversations about executive function directly to the parents who need them, for free.