Raising a child with ADHD comes with unique hurdles, especially in the primary and intermediate years. Research shows that when parents have the right support and strategies, the whole family thrives.

An ADHD coach helps you look past the 'behaviour' to understand how your child's brain works, helping you find practical ways to make daily life a little smoother.

Join Tracey Rountree, presenter of our Every Day with ADHD parenting courses, for an interactive session where you can discuss the challenges of raising children with ADHD. 

What to expect

In this one-hour Ask an ADHD Coach session, we create a supportive space to discuss the specific spots where you feel stuck. Whether it’s a recurring power struggle or a new challenge, we can explore how to:

• Identify the 'Why': Look at the executive function gaps behind the challenges your child is facing.
• Shift Perspectives: Move towards a strengths-based approach to encourage your child’s growth.
• Find a Way Forward: Brainstorm small, manageable, shifts to support your child and the rest of the family.
   

This is an interactive group session. You’ll have the opportunity to hear from other families, share stories, and get professional coaching input on your burning questions.

Topics to think about

• Where are we stuck? What is the one thing that feels hardest right now?.
• What’s working? Where are your child’s hidden strengths?
• What’s next? What is one small change that could help the whole family? 
   

Bring yourself and your questions to our next group session.

Where: Online via Zoom

Date and time: 26 March 2026, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Register here: https://www.sporty.co.nz/viewform/497489

Bring your questions and join our group session.

Cost: We rely on donations to continue offering events like this. While there’s no set fee, we appreciate a minimum donation of $5 to attend our Ask an ADHD Coach sessions.

Additional Information: To help maintain a safe and supportive environment, these sessions are not recorded. Please join from a private space where conversations cannot be overheard by anyone who is not attending. 

By booking your place in an Ask an ADHD Coach session, you agree to follow our session guidelines. These are in place to help create a respectful, safe space where everyone feels comfortable asking questions and sharing openly. 

Please take the time to read them here: Ask an ADHD Coach - Group Rules of Engagement 

About the presenter: Tracey Rountree has been working with ADHD New Zealand to educate, support, and advocate for those living with ADHD. For over 10 years, she has presented the Every Day with ADHD programme, facilitating parent courses and professional workshops across Aotearoa New Zealand.