Classroom Matters: Parenting for ADHD: Wednesday evening 6pm support group

Do you sometimes feel like you are in The Bad Place when parenting your kiddo with ADHD? Does it feel like all you do is yell, repeat yourself, and make your kid feel bad about themself?

Do you wish you could find a way to connect before you correct so you can foster closeness with your child? Join Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos to share, be heard, and get support in your parenting journey. 

As Co-Director of Classroom Matters, Tatiana (she/her) works alongside Lisa Miller as an educational advocate and consultant. She also works with Bay Area schools to offer customized professional development to teachers and administrators to help them better support all students, especially those with learning differences. Tatiana works closely with families to help them access support and services for their students at school through the 504 plan and IEP processes. Since 2012, Tatiana has worked with Lisa to develop Classroom Matters’ executive function and test-prep curricula and to grow the parent-focused side of the business, which provides coaching and consulting to families navigating learning differences. Additionally, Tatiana regularly appears as a guest speaker at conferences and on panels as an educator with deep expertise in ADHD, ASD, and other learning differences, and how they show up at home and at school. Her personal experience with ADHD informs Tatiana’s honest and compassionate approach to student and parent coaching. A polyglot (English, Portuguese, French, and Spanish) and a three-time National Memory Champion (the only woman to win the US Memoriad in its 25-year history), Tatiana enjoys crosswords, the New York Times Bee, keeping up with the news from her home country of Brazil, writing, and, most of all, spending time with her family.

Wednesdays (ongoing) @ 6pm
via Zoom
Suggested rate: $50 (pay what you can)

Register here.