CONTINUING EDUCATION DETAILS

PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:

• Program Title: Adult ADHD: What clinicians need to know

• Program Date(s): Friday August 23rd, 2024

• Target Audience: Mental Health Clinicians

• Presenter(s): Terrence ("Todd") L. Love

PROGRAM CONTENT DESCRIPTION:

In Adult ADHD: What Clinicians Need To Know, ADHD specialist Dr. Todd Love will present a three-hour live virtual workshop for mental health clinicians on understanding and treating the complexity of ADHD in adult clients. Key areas include up-to-date neurodiversity research and the diverse presentation of ADHD in adults, diagnosing and managing ADHD, the complexity of working with co-occurring disorders — including ADHD and addiction — and the impact of ADHD on relationships. The workshop is scheduled for Friday, August 23, 2024.

PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Understand neurodiversity and the ADHD brain.

2. Gain an understanding of the diverse presentation of ADHD in adults, and be able to differentiate myths from truths regarding ADHD as a disorder.

3. Learn the various models of diagnosing ADHD in adults, as well as some common co-occurring diagnoses.

4. Understand the scope of options for managing ADHD, including counseling, coaching, and medication.

5. Become aware of the complexity of co-occurring ADHD and addiction.

6. Increase knowledge of special topics related to ADHD.

PROGRAM AGENDA:

Please CLICK HERE for the full Program Agenda.

Adult ADHD: What clinicians need to know has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. Doc Todd Love LLC is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP-4616.

MARRIAGE & FAMILY THERAPISTS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:

• Name of Workshop/Conference: Adult ADHD: What clinicians need to know

• Date(s) of Workshop/Conference: Friday, August 23rd, 2024

• Name and Location of Facility: online

• Cost to Participants: $115 USD

PROGRAM CONTENT DESCRIPTION:

This myth-busting presentation will take a deep dive into what’s really going on in the ADHD brain. We will explore the latest neuroscience illuminating how ADHD works, and focus on topics such as:

• Assessing and diagnosing ADHD

• Best practice and emerging counseling applications

• Medication: Myths, truths, fears

• ADHD Coaching: What it is, where it fits

• Emotional Regulation and Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria

• ADHD as a form of complex traumaUnder-served populations such as women and minorities

• ADHD and addiction

• ADHD and Relationships

In addition to the broad utility for all mental health clinicians, this presentation will include a “special topic” focus on ADHD and relationships that will be particularly relevant to MFT’s. Specifically, we will discuss the impact that ADHD can have on adult relationships. We will explore best practice methods for managing not only the overall relationship dynamics that can evolve, but also differentiated focus on the ADHD partner and the non-ADHD partner, and their unique contributions to both the problems and solutions. The section of the presentation will offer ADHD relationship resources for both clinicians and their clients.

PROGRAM LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Understand neurodiversity and the ADHD brain.

2. Gain an understanding of the diverse presentation of ADHD in adults, and be able to differentiate myths from truths regarding ADHD as a disorder.

3. Learn the various models of diagnosing ADHD in adults, as well as some common co-occurring diagnoses.

4. Understand the scope of options for managing ADHD, including counseling, coaching, and medication.

5. Become aware of the complexity of co-occurring ADHD and addiction.

6. Increase knowledge of special topics related to ADHD.

PROGRAM AGENDA:

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PSYCHOLOGISTS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:

• Title of Presentation: Adult ADHD: What clinicians need to know

• Session Date: Friday, August 23, 2024

• Session time: 9:00 AM - 12:15 PM Eastern Time

• Event format: Online (Virtual Workshop)

• Presenter(s) names and credentials: Todd L. Love, PsyD, JD, LPC, BCC

• Who is your target audience? Mental Health Clinicians

• Instructional level : Intermediate

• Registration cost: $115 USD

DESCRIPTION OF PRESENTATION:

This workshop is designed to educate mental health clinicians on the complexities of adult ADHD. Topics include neurodiversity and the ADHD brain; diverse presentations of ADHD in adults; models of diagnosing ADHD in adults, with common co-occurring diagnoses; options for managing ADHD; and co-occurring ADHD and addiction. Some other special topics related to ADHD include the manifestation of ADHD in women, ethnic minorities, and aging populations.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

1. Describe neurodiversity and the ADHD brain.

2. Gain an understanding of the diverse presentation of ADHD in adults, and be able to differentiate myths from truths regarding ADHD as a disorder.

3. Discuss the various models of diagnosing ADHD in adults, as well as some common co-occurring diagnoses.

4. Demonstrate the scope of options for managing ADHD, including counseling, coaching, and medication.

5. Explore the complexity of co-occurring ADHD and addiction.

6. Increase knowledge of special topics related to ADHD.

DETAILED SCHEDULE OF PRESENTATION:

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SOCIAL WORKERS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW:

• Title: Adult ADHD: What clinicians need to know

• Date: Friday, August 23rd, 2024

• Location: Online

• Type of CEU Credit: Core

• Program Time: 9:00 AM - 12:15 PM EST

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION:

Dr. Todd Love will share his expertise to help clinicians learn to work more effectively with adult clients who have ADHD brains, so they can assist their clients in recovering from ADHD-related trauma, enhance self-management of emotion, and acquire skills to enhance their quality of life, and have more rewarding relationships.

PROGRAM GOALS/LEARNING OUTCOMES:

1. Understand neurodiversity and the ADHD brain.
2. Gain an understanding of the diverse presentation of ADHD in adults, and be able to differentiate myths from truths regarding ADHD as a disorder.
3. Learn the various models of diagnosing ADHD in adults, as well as some common co-occurring diagnoses.
4. Understand the scope of options for managing ADHD, including counseling, coaching, and medication.
5. Become aware of the complexity of co-occurring ADHD and addiction.
6. Increase knowledge of special topics related to ADHD.

AGENDA and DESCRIPTION OF TOPICS TO BE PRESENTED:

Please CLICK HERE for the full Program Agenda.