Happening In The ADHD Community
ADHD Support That Grows with Your Child
Do you feel confused, overwhelmed, or undecided about which ADHD treatment is right for your child? And if treatment is already underway, do you wonder whether it’s still the best fit?
ADHD treatment is not a one-time fix; it’s an ongoing process that should evolve as your child grows and their needs change. Join us to challenge common myths, learn how to evaluate whether your child’s current treatment is working, and identify when it may be time to adjust course. You’ll also explore a strengths-based, collaborative approach that helps your child take greater ownership of their care and become more invested in the strategies and supports that help them succeed.
Featuring Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC
Tuesday, Aug. 18 | 6 PM ET
I am happy to introduce you to ILAT – The Institute for Lifespan ADHD Training.
ILAT is a new organization, currently pursuing nonprofit status, dedicated to advancing practical, evidence-based ADHD education across the lifespan. Founded by internationally recognized ADHD expert Dr. Kathleen Nadeau, ILAT was created to address a critical gap in the field: while ADHD research continues to advance, many clinicians receive limited training on how to translate that knowledge into effective assessment and intervention.
ILAT brings together clinicians, researchers, educators, ADHD coaches, adults with ADHD, parents, and advocates to create a collaborative learning community focused on improving ADHD care through lifelong education and connection.
As a launch event, ILAT is hosting the inaugural ILAT Global ADHD Summit, taking place online October 29–30, 2026. It will feature an international faculty of leading ADHD experts presenting practical, case-based approaches to understanding and supporting ADHD across the lifespan. The Summit will offer continuing education credits for eligible professionals while also providing valuable insights for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of ADHD. Early bird registration is open through August 31, 2026.
