With Tyler Dorsey and Katelyn Mabry
Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 12pm EST
Students who struggle academically to go through the same cycle year after year.
Excited about new school supplies and a fresh start → Commits to good grades and a smoother year → Starts falling behind and struggling → Feelings of overwhelm begin → Back to where we were this time last year.
Breaking this cycle means doing something different.
Parents, teachers, and students are invited to join us on Wednesday, September 21 at 12 pm EDT for Focus Forward & ADHD Online’s FREE virtual workshop, How to Survive the School Year.
You will leave this 1-hour workshop with new insight into the struggles your student is facing and why.
This workshop is for families with students of all ages who:
● Put work off till the last minute
● Lack of study skills
● Would lose their head if it weren’t attached to their body
● Have no planning system
● Forget more than they remember
You don’t want to miss out!
Visit https://focusforwardadhd.com/workshop to register.
P.S. Can’t make it? No problem! Register for the event with the above link and you will have immediate access to the recording as soon as it becomes available to watch at your convenience.
About the speakers
Tyler Dorsey was diagnosed with ADHD in 5th grade, but didn’t learn to manage it until she was nearly 20.
While Tyler tried her hardest in school, each year led to new disappointments as she failed to meet deadlines and expectations. The situation felt hopeless, and both her parents and herself were left frustrated and tired.
When the same pattern started to reoccur in college, Tyler knew she had to make a change. So, she leaned into the positive side of ADHD and hyper-focused on finding a support system that worked. Tyler talked to experts and friends, researched, and through trial and error, finally created a system that helped her cut through the noise and find success. Once she had a better understanding of herself, it was easier to find the tools she needed to be more organized, stay on schedule, and even open her own business.
Tyler is the owner of Focus Forward and works with clients to build a personal game plan to thrive with their ADHD so that they or their children can take control of their lives. To learn more about how Focus Forward can help you, go to www.focusforwardadhd.com
Katelyn Mabry
Is ADHD impacting you or your child’s life, and it’s hard to know where to turn? The struggle is so real, and Katelyn can empathize that it surely is a lifelong journey to navigate. Diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 10, Katelyn was left feeling alone and different. She struggled with reading as a child, which ignited her desire to become a Reading Specialist, to face this weakness head on and to turn it into a strength. Katelyn is the author of Hi, It’s Me! I have ADHD. She wrote this book and her brother drew the illustrations based on personal experiences.
Katelyn has a passion for working with children who are struggling to know that they are not defined by their diagnosis. She wants children to feel empowered to find strength beneath their struggles. Katelyn also wants parents, siblings, educators, and peers to be fully educated and encouraged to see more clearly through the lens of ADHD!
