In the ADHD Healthy Brain Development Challenge, you’ll get the complete ADHD Healthy Brain Development Blueprint.

It includes 21 best parenting strategies designed to strengthen specific regions of your child’s ADHD brain that are smaller in size than in a typical brain.

These regions are responsible for executive function skills, such as the ability to regulate emotions and impulses, hold attention, focus on a task at hand, organization, and time management.

Once these regions are strengthened, your child will gain more control over their behavior, thoughts, and actions.

You can use these proven (and sometimes counterintuitive) parenting strategies on a daily basis – even long after the 21 days.

After you work through the 21-day ADHD Healthy Brain Development Challenge, your child will have a sturdy foundation that will help them turn ADHD into their advantage.

With your help, ADHD will no longer be a condition that is setting them back.

Kids with ADHD often act impulsively, find it difficult to complete their homework (or start doing it in the first place), can’t calm down during their meltdowns, and lose track of time.

This is why I’ll first introduce you to a set of parenting strategies that help strengthen your child’s frontal lobe (responsible for regulating all of these behaviors).

You’ll learn:

• 9 “Cognitive Accelerators” to improve your child’s control over their attention, focus, impulsive behavior, and emotions
• A Sight Exercise: Give your child an advantage in important areas of their life, such as learning, attention, and reading
• A Rhythmic Flow Exercise: Strengthen your child’s mind and body connection and boost their intellectual growth
• A Switch-Up Exercise that builds flexibility in the brain, making it easier for your child to learn new things and handle emotions more smoothly
• The #1 Skill You Can Teach Your Child to improve their school success

The strategies from this part will help your child better regulate their impulses, emotions, and focus, as well as manage their time.

This means that they’ll become less distracted in class, finish their homework on time, do their chores without countless reminders, and throw fewer meltdowns and angry outbursts.

Most parents of kids with ADHD need to be regularly involved in their kids’ lives.

This can become exhausting, especially if your child needs constant support with basic things – from waking up on time and dressing up to eating and getting to school.

In the second part, you’ll learn:

• 7 “Independence Activators” to help your child become independent in executing their daily tasks
• A Chore Success Framework: Motivate your child to do their chores from start to finish without all the drama. You can use this framework for other tasks as well – homework, finishing an overwhelming project, or packing for holidays
• A SMART Protocol that helps your child get through more difficult tasks on their own. Before, they would give up, get distracted, or not start the task at all. But with this protocol, they’ll know exactly where to start and the steps they have to take to successfully complete it
• The Independent Problem-Solving Protocol to develop perseverance – a trait that helps your child find smart solutions to problems when the answer is not simply to work harder
• A Memory Boost Exercise: In a world riddled with distractions, the ability to remember more is a superpower. And your child can learn it with your help – and the help of this fun ‘brain exercise’ you’ll discover on day 14 of the challenge

When you start using the strategies from the second part of the challenge, your child will learn to handle daily tasks on their own, from waking, dressing up, and getting out the door on time to doing chores and schoolwork.

As a result, your days will become less overwhelming and exhausting.

Because they’re ‘different,’ kids with ADHD experience approximately half a million negative interactions in a single year.

To prevent the negative effects of these interactions, your child has to develop mental resilience.

In the last part of the challenge, you’ll learn:

• 5 “Growth Mindset Amplifiers” to boost your child’s self-esteem and confidence
• Social Skills: You’ll teach your child how to become an empathetic, active, and respectful listener whom other kids enjoy hanging out with (rather than being left out of the fun because they’re different)
• The One Word You NEED To Say To Your Child: To motivate them to keep going when they’re about to give up or when they can’t do a certain thing yet (like learning how to play piano or tie their shoes)
• Leading By Example: You’ll learn how to show your child that mistakes are opportunities to improve and grow
• The #1 Mistake Parents Of Kids With ADHD Make: This makes your child experience a lot of pressure and often makes them feel they’re “bad” (and how to easily avoid it with a simple shift)

These strategies will help your child develop a bulletproof mindset, resilient to anxiety and depression that are rampant among people with ADHD.

With a growth mindset, your child will find their unique place in the world and succeed in life even when the odds are stacked against them.

Research shows that kids learn more through play than sitting down and studying. This holds true, especially for kids with ADHD who can’t sit still for longer periods of time.

In this bonus gift, you’ll find:

• 32 Unique Games to train problem-solving skills, promote social and emotional growth, as well as cognitive development – for kids up to 12 years old 
• Connection-Building Games: Build a closer, warmer, and deeper bond with your child through play
• Empathy-Building Games to support your child in considering multiple perspectives

The first 12 years are extremely important for your child’s healthy brain development. That’s why you’ll receive 5 additional exercises that will help your child build a bulletproof mindset.

In the second bonus gift, you’ll find:

• Growth Mindset Spreadsheet to help your child believe in themself and improve their self-esteem
• Unlock Your Child’s Focus with a simple exercise your child can do on their own – even when you’re not around
• A Collection Of 18 Active Break Activities that will recharge your child’s mental batteries so they can focus for longer periods of time

This guide will help you better understand the role of brain development in your child’s life and why the techniques you’re getting inside the challenge are so effective.

Inside this guide, you’ll learn:

• Understand 7 Stages Of Brain Development: How your child’s brain is 90% developed at age 5 and why it takes up to 25 years for their brain to fully mature
• 3 Main Parts Of The Brain and why your child might not always think things through, jump into action without considering the consequences, or have a hard time planning ahead
• 4 Stages Of Cognitive Development, in which stage is your child currently, and what it means for their development

Try the 21-Day ADHD Healthy Brain Development Challenge 100% Risk-Free

Take your time to absorb the information and apply each technique.

I want you to go through the challenge completely risk-free.

That’s why I’m backing it up with our 14-day money-back guarantee.

You can go through the first 14 days of the challenge and then decide if it’s right for you and your family.

If, for whatever reason you’re not 100% satisfied with the challenge…

If you find your child’s behavior hasn’t improved even after following through all 21 days…

Simply send us an email to [email protected] and we’ll be happy to refund your money.

No questions asked.

Plus, you get to keep the challenge with all the materials – it’s on me.