Online Group Program · Next Cohort Enrolling Now
Parenting Kids
with ADHD
Join Raising Parenting Kids with ADHD and become part of a supportive online group designed to give parents evidence-based tools for more confidence, connection, and calm.
You are not alone
Parenting a child with ADHD
can be a real challenge.
Join a group that understands.
You’ve read the books, attended the appointments and tried countless strategies, but may still end the day wondering if you’re doing something wrong. The meltdowns, school calls and strained relationships can quickly add up.
Raising Parenting Kids with ADHD was created so you don’t have to work through these challenges alone.
By registering, you’ll join a small group of parents receiving practical guidance, evidence-based tools and support from experienced clinicians.
Delivered by qualified clinicians, not just coaches
Built on peer-reviewed research, not social media advice
Small groups so you get real, personalised support
Practical tools you can use from Session 1
What's included
Everything you need
to take part and
make meaningful changes
Register once and receive practical tools, expert guidance and the support of a parent community—all
in one complete program.
The curriculum
7 sessions. Real tools. Real change.
Each live 90-minute session builds on the last, helping you learn, practise and make progress alongside other parents.
01
Understanding ADHD: A New Lens
Explore neuroscience, challenge common myths and discover your child’s genuine strengths. Begin the program with a new understanding of your child and their needs.
Strengthening the Parent–Child Relationship
Learn Special Time, PRIDE skills and how to reconnect and repair after difficult moments.
02
03
Emotion Coaching & Regulation
Explore Gottman’s five-step model, DBT-informed tools and co-regulation strategies you can use when emotions escalate.
Behaviour Strategies That Actually Work
Learn the ABC model, antecedent modification and how to create reward systems that are realistic and sustainable.
04
05
Acceptance, Flexibility & Self-Compassion
Use ACT-based tools to reduce parental burnout and begin parenting from your values—not your fear.
School, Routines & Executive Function
Learn practical routine-building strategies, IEP advocacy and ways to support your child’s brain at school and at home.
06
07
Looking Ahead: Sustaining Progress
Create a plan for maintaining progress, managing setbacks and staying connected to long-term community resources.
The science behind it
Built on four
evidence-based frameworks
Join a program that integrates some of the most rigorously researched approaches in child and family psychology.
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Identify and reshape unhelpful thought and behaviour patterns for parents and children.
Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
Develop emotion-regulation and distress-tolerance skills for the whole family.
Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Build psychological flexibility, reduce parental burnout and parent according to your values.
Emotion Coaching
Use Gottman’s framework to support emotionally aware, resilient and connected children.
Is this right for you?
This program is for you if…
This is a great fit
Your child is aged 5–13
Your child has diagnosed ADHD
Your child has suspected ADHD
Parenting currently feels overwhelming
You want to learn alongside other parents
You want evidence-based support
You are ready to try something different
You are a single parent
You are part of a co-parenting family
You are looking for 1:1 therapy
Your child is currently in acute crisis
Your child is over 16
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Your workshop leaders
Expert clinicians. Real-world experience.
When you join Raising Parenting Kids with ADHD, you’ll learn directly from
two of Australia’s most experienced practitioners in child, adolescent
and family mental health, bringing a combined 65+ years of clinical
expertise to the group.
Dr. Simon Kinsella
Clinical Psychologist
Director, Corporate and Personal Consulting
Fellow of the College of Clinical Psychologists
Fellow of the Australian Psychological Society
Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer of Simpatico AI
Simon is a clinical psychologist with over 30 years' experience, specialising in working with adults to overcome personal challenges and improve their quality of life.
Simon began his career working with children, adolescents and families, serving as a senior clinical psychologist at the Albert Road Centre for Health and in the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service of
Austin Health.
He currently works extensively with adults experiencing relationship and family challenges, drawing on cognitive behavioural, family and solution-oriented therapy. Simon is known for his highly pragmatic, practical approach.
Ms Karen Story
Child, Adolescent & Family Psychotherapist
Principal, Storylines Consulting
Accredited Mental Health Care Social Worker
Family Therapist & Workforce Trainer, The Bouverie Centre (La Trobe University)
Co-author, evidence-based 'Exploring Together' Program
Karen is a social worker, teacher and child, adolescent and family psychotherapist with over 40 years of experience. She specialises in working with children and adolescents in the context of their families, with extensive expertise in emotion coaching, group therapy, and workforce training.
A former senior clinical child and adolescent psychotherapist at Austin Health's CAMHS, Karen is also a family therapist in Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and an active researcher in international collaborations.
Karen draws upon narrative, family therapy and psychotherapy approaches to achieve targeted, real-life, pragmatic solutions, and consults to Government departments, NFP organisations and private groups across Australia.
FAQ
Common questions
Does my child need a formal ADHD diagnosis?
Do both parents need to attend?
Is this therapy?
What ages does the program cover?
Is there a concession or payment plan?
Ready to raise remarkable?
Register for the next Raising Parenting Kids with ADHD cohort and become part of a small, supportive group of parents learning evidence-based
tools that actually work—for your
child and for you.
Places are limited to ensure every parent receives personalised support.