Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert podcast series by Attitude Magazine.

On behalf of the Attitude team, I'd like to thank you for joining us for today's ADHD

experts presentation titled Raising Socialy Smart Twins and Teams.

Children with ADHD struggle to navigate friendships and social groups at the root of these

difficulties, according to today's webinar expert, are lagging social executive function skills.

These skills, like perspective taking, cognitive flexibility, situational awareness,

they don't always come naturally, but they can be developed and strengthened. So in today's webinar,

we will learn more about social executive function skills and what works and doesn't work

to help improve these skills. Leading today's presentation is Ryan Wexelblatt.

Ryan is the director of ADHD Dude based in Veterinar New Jersey, a licensed clinical social worker,

school social worker, and father to a son with ADHD. Ryan has been learning and refining his

approach to teaching social skills to kids with ADHD for more than 10 years. He creates videos

for parents and kids at the ADHD Dude YouTube channel. Before I hand over the microphone to Ryan,

I have just a few housekeeping items. Those of you tuned into the live webinar may download the

slides now by clicking on the event resources section of your webinar screen.

And if you are interested in the certificate of attendance option, look for instructions in the

email you will receive about an hour after we wrap up the live broadcast. If you are listening in

replay or podcast mode, visit attitudemag.com and search podcast 390 that's 390 to access the

slides the webinar replay and the certificate of attendance option. If you support the work

we're doing here at Attitude to strengthen the ADHD community, we encourage you to visit attitudemag.com

slash subscribe and sign up for Attitude Magazine for your family or to share with a teacher or

loved one who could benefit from greater ADHD understanding. Finally, the sponsor of this webinar

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