Emotional Regulation & ADHD

Big feelings on an ADHD nervous system — how to co-regulate, then teach.

4 modules 6 printable worksheets $49

Course overview

Inside this course

ADHD is often called an attention disorder. In families, it is more often felt as an emotion disorder. This course maps the emotional life of the ADHD child — big, fast, hot — and gives you a practical co-regulation toolkit, a language for repair after storms, and a slow, honest path to teaching self-regulation over years, not weeks.

Learning outcomes

You'll finish with

Understand the emotional intensity of ADHD
Co-regulate through storms without escalating them
Build a family emotion vocabulary

Curriculum

Course modules

Enrolled students

4 modules, revealed inside the course

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