Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD

🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026
⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT | 6:30-8:00PM CT | 7:30-9:00PM ET
📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)

Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

Receiving an ADHD diagnosis for your teen can bring a mix of relief, confusion, and a hundred new questions. What does it actually mean? How does ADHD show up beyond the stereotypes? And perhaps most importantly: how can you best support your teen without unintentionally making things harder?

In this episode, I'm joined by ADHD and executive functioning specialists Lisa Miller and Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos to unpack what every parent should know about parenting a teen with ADHD. We explore why ADHD looks different from one child to the next, why a diagnosis is only the beginning, and how understanding your teen's brain can completely change the way you parent.

Together, we talk about moving beyond shame and labels, recognizing the strengths that often come with ADHD, and making simple but powerful shifts that help your teen build confidence, self-awareness, and lifelong skills. As always, we come back to the idea that, parents, the change begins with us.

In this episode on parenting a teen with ADHD, we discuss:

• Why an ADHD diagnosis is only the beginning, not the full picture
• The different types and presentations of ADHD
• How ADHD often looks different in boys and girls
• The strengths and "superpowers" that can come with ADHD
• Why parents often receive a diagnosis with very little guidance
• How changing your own parenting approach can transform family dynamics
• The importance of emotional regulation and distress tolerance as a parent
• Why curiosity works better than criticism when your teen is struggling
• Practical questions that help teens build self-awareness and problem-solving skills
• How reducing friction can make everyday tasks feel more manageable
• Why apologizing to your teen can strengthen your relationship
• The value of meeting your teen where they are instead of where you think they should be

More about our guests:

Lisa Miller
Lisa is a certified Transformational Coach and Director of Classroom Matters, specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families. With over 20 years of experience in education, she helps people build executive function skills and achieve personal, professional, and academic goals.

Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos

As the other Director of Classroom Matters, Tatiana works alongside Lisa Miller as an educational advocate, consultant, and certified Transformational Coach.

Tatiana works with Bay Area schools and organizations to offer customized professional development for teachers and administrators to better support all students, especially those with learning differences. Tatiana also works closely with families to help them access support and services for their students at school through the 504 plan and IEP processes.

Looking for support?

🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan!

🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass.

🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens.

Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com

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And remember parents, the change begins with us.