Do your clients with ADHD insist that they can’t do mindfulness because they “can’t sit still for more than a minute”? Or maybe you’ve never considered introducing mindfulness to your clients with ADHD because it seems so daunting. Yet mindfulness practices offer so many clinical benefits, it seems a pity to pass it by. And that’s where this webinar comes in. It is designed specifically for clinicians seeking to expand their toolkit for supporting adults with ADHD through mindfulness-based strategies.

Yes, ADHD often presents challenges with attention regulation, emotional dysregulation, and executive functioning, which can impact daily life and therapy outcomes. BUT – the good news is that mindfulness interventions can be tailored to meet the unique needs of adults with ADHD. Using evidence-based practices, the course combines psychoeducation with experiential exercises, equipping you to help your clients enhance focus, manage impulsivity, and cultivate self-compassion in a judgment-free, present-focused framework.

Additionally, this webinar will address common barriers to mindfulness for individuals with ADHD, offering troubleshooting tips to help clients overcome resistance or frustration. By the end of the training, you will feel empowered to incorporate mindfulness into their practice confidently and creatively, supporting your clients in building sustainable habits for greater focus, emotional balance, and well-being.

Upon completion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

• Define mindfulness.
• Distinguish clinical interventions based on mindfulness that are appropriate for clients with ADHD.
• Explain how to manage obstacles that may prevent clients with ADHD from utilizing and/or benefiting from mindfulness practices.