The Course
Dive into the often overlooked world of ADHD as it presents in women and girls, an area rich with nuance and complexity. Often misdiagnosed or overlooked due to gender-based stereotypes, the symptoms of ADHD can manifest quite differently from the classic presentations we're used to seeing. This course peels back the layers of misconception and provides a deep dive into the unique challenges faced by females with ADHD. Through a series of expert-led lectures, discussions, and case studies, you'll gain a thorough understanding of the diagnostic criteria, the impact of societal norms, and the interplay between hormones and ADHD symptoms in women and girls.
Understanding these intricacies is more than just academic—it's life-changing. Armed with this knowledge, educators can better support their students, healthcare professionals can offer more tailored treatments, and individuals can advocate for themselves or their loved ones with confidence. The insights from this course have practical applications across various sectors, from mental health support to educational strategies, ensuring that every woman and girl with ADHD can achieve her full potential in a world that finally understands her.
What you will learn
When crafting this course, I began with a clear vision: to illuminate the unique ways ADHD manifests in females, whose experiences have been historically overlooked. I wanted to give you a resource that not only sheds light on the distinct challenges women and girls face but also provides actionable strategies and knowledge you can apply in everyday life. You'll find this course to be a treasure trove of empathy-driven understanding and practical tools, meticulously organized to guide you step by step. It's designed to empower you, whether you're just starting to unravel the complexities of ADHD for personal insight or you're seeking to support loved ones with compassion and depth. The interactive elements, real-life case studies, and expert interviews contribute to a learning experience that's as engaging as it is informative.
Join Jessica Eiseman, MS, LPC-S, NCC for a 3-hour training tailored to enhance your understanding and skills in diagnosing and treating ADHD in women and girls. With insights from Jessica’s personal experience as a later in life ADHD diagnosed therapist, this training offers a deep dive into ADHD through a gender-sensitive lens.
🏫 Training Objectives:
•Understand the Unique Presentation: How ADHD manifests differently in women and girls.
•Explore Late Diagnosis: Why women are often diagnosed later in life, and the role of hormones.
•Identify Mimicking Conditions: How ADHD can resemble other mental health diagnoses.
•Recognize Comorbid Conditions: Common comorbidities in women with ADHD.
•Health and Life Implications: The impact of untreated ADHD, including alternative treatments.
•Layered Approach to Treatment: Integrative strategies for effective management.
•Strategies and Tools: Practical techniques for managing ADHD in women and girls.
FEES:
To ensure accessibility and support equity, we offer a sliding scale fee structure:
💵 Standard Fee: $100
💵 Moderate Fee: $85
💵 Reduced Fee: $65
💵 Pay What You Can: $45
💵 No CE's Fee: $30
We believe in making quality education accessible to all. Choose the fee that best suits your financial situation. Your participation supports inclusivity and allows us to offer more opportunities for those in need.
Curriculum
Your instructor
Jessica Eiseman, MS, LPC-S, NCC, carries a wealth of experience in the field of mental health, shaped by over a decade of dedicated work with diverse populations. Her academic journey, crowned with a Master's degree in Counseling from the University of Houston-Clear Lake, has fueled her proficiency in navigating the intricate landscapes of the human psyche. In her thriving Houston-based private practice, Jessica applies her extensive expertise to supervise aspiring clinicians and mentor graduate students, ensuring the next generation of counselors thrive under her astute guidance.
Beyond the confines of her practice, Jessica's passion for understanding and addressing the unique challenges of ADHD in women and girls has translated into a deep commitment to educating others. Her genuine connection with this subject is evident in her interactive and insightful approach to teaching. Jessica's firsthand experience is not only instrumental in informing her therapeutic work but also enriches her role as an educator, empowering her to craft a learning experience that resonates with the complex realities of those affected by ADHD.
Illuminating
Shedding Light on the Unique Challenges and Strengths
Empowering
Navigating the Path to Self-Discovery and Advocacy
In-depth
Delving Into the Nuances of ADHD Presentation in Women and Girls