Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine.

Buddy, hi, I'm Susan Coffman. I'm here for Attitudes Weekly ADHD experts broadcast. Today

we'll be talking with Brendan Mann about grit, resilience, and about how to help our children overcome repeated failures.

I want to welcome all of our listeners, those of you who are listening live right now, or those of

you who may be listening later in the months to come to this

webinar and replay. Let me just point out that in order to receive a certificate of

attendance you must stay through the end of the webinar and complete a brief

quiz. For the replay listeners just be sure you're listening to this webinar,

not on attitude mag.com, but on the original host.

Go to webcast.

You'll see instructions for that on the page on attitude mag.com. Our topic today is a really

important one. Our kids often struggle and fail more than their peers, repeated challenges,

starting and finishing tasks from chores to homework and everything in between

leads to just guilt and shame and anxiety. As parents, we often really struggle to understand this and to talk about it helpfully.

It's a part of attention-death disorder that's very difficult emotionally.

So Brennan Mann will be talking today about a way to talk with your children and help them overcome shame and disappointments and anxiety that are associated with life with ADHD.

Let me introduce Brendan to you today and we're really pleased to have

him here join us today. He is the producer and the host of the ADHD essentials podcast which is an

internationally recognized ADHD executive function.

He is an internationally recognized ADHD and executive function expert and a very engaging, I think

you'll find and sought after speaker.

He helps both individuals, family, schools, and businesses

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