2023 SUMMIT PROFESSIONALS’ MULTI-USE LICENSE
Top Insights & Strategies to Help Struggling Learners Inside and Outside the Classroom
Twenty-four of the world’s learning, education, ADHD, and autism experts have come together in one conference to share the evidence-based knowledge, tools, and strategies that help struggling learners succeed and shine.
Get tools, strategies, and insights that will help you:
🎯 make changes for your entire classroom that help struggling learners but benefit all students to save you time
🎯 foster an inclusive and just classroom where all students have an opportunity to learn and succeed
🎯 help you understand the needs of students who are highly intelligent but struggle with school and learning
🎯 help students struggling with reading, writing, math, executive functioning, ADHD, and/or autism
🎯 recognize behavior as a stress response and a signal that the student needs your help to address learning and behavior struggles with dignity and respect
🎯 manage classroom behavior with science-backed strategies that are also compassionate and effective (more than PBS)
🎯 co-regulate with your students instead of co-escalate
🎯 shift from a compliance model to a humanistic model focused on connection, regulation, and collaboration
🎯 prioritize the mental and emotional health of all students, and their educators
Get tools, strategies, and insights that will:
🎯 reduce homework battles and disruptive behavior triggered by school and schoolwork
🎯 help a kid re-engage who has shut down or given up on school
🎯 help reduce the impact of reading, writing, and math challenges, like dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia
🎯 help your kid overcome executive functioning challenges to manage the processes required to get things done
🎯 get the services and accommodations your child needs, deserves, and has a legal right to
🎯 ensure that school struggles don’t negatively impact your child’s mental health and your relationship with them
🎯 recognize behavior as a stress response and a signal that your child needs your help to eliminate common stressors around school and learning
🎯 take care of yourself too, given the stress school struggles cause for parents and families too
Learn how to spot a kid who may be struggling with specific learning disabilities — like dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscaculia — and how to help those who are struggling with reading, writing, and math, as well as ADHD, autism, and/or executive functioning.
If kids are flooded with emotions, struggling with peers, or just not feeling safe at school, their thinking brains are offline and they aren't available to learn. You'll learn how to ensure that kids feel safe at school and at home so their thinking brains are online and they're available to learn.
When a child or teen learns differently than the educational system teaches, they have little if any opportunity to succeed. That negatively impacts their self-esteem, confidence, and sense of competence (and, eventually, their mental health). Learn how to create opportunities for neurodivergent kids to succeed.
After watching the sessions, parents and educators will know:
Identifying Specific Learning Disabilities
Natasha C. Gray, M.Ed. —Learning Disabilities Specialist & Founder of Spark Learning
Helping Students Who Struggle with Reading
Emily Fogg — Teacher & Founder of Wise Owl Tuition
Impact Formula: How to Help Students Struggling in Math and Writing
Cheri Dotterer, MS, OTR/L — Occupational Therapist, Dysgraphia Expert & Author of Handwriting Brain-Body DisConnect & Jonily Zupancic —Mathematics Assessment, Instruction and Intervention Expert & Author of “Making Mathineers”
Helping Kids with Dysgraphia and Writing Struggles
Jennifer C. King, Ph.D. —President and Founder of Dysgraphia Life, Expert Speaker & Research Scientist
A Roadmap for Effective Studying
Leslie Josel —ADHD-Academic and Parenting Coach, Founder of Order Out of Chaos
Supporting Students with ADHD or Autism at School
Sarah Wayland, Ph.D. —Special Needs Navigator and RDI Consultant
Differentiating Instruction for All Learners
Brendan Mahan, M.Ed., MS — Producer and Host of the ADHD Essentials Podcast, Internationally Recognized ADHD/Executive Function Expert
Understanding Your Student’s Asynchronous Brain
Seth Perler, M.Ed. — Renegade Teacher Turned Executive Function, ADHD & 2e Coach
Connection Over Correction
Chazz Lewis, aka, Mr. Chazz —Consultant, Parent Coach, Conscious Discipline Practitioner & Podcaster
What to Do When Mistakes Overwhelm Neurodivergent Kids
Emily King, Ph.D. — Licensed Psychologist and Heath Service Provider
How to Help Neurodivergent Learners Feel Confident and Competent
Emily Kircher-Morris, M.A., M.Ed., LPC — Mental Health Counselor & Host of The Neurodiversity Podcast
Nurturing Emotional Health and Happiness
Brittany Cephas, LCPC, NCC —Licensed Pediatric Psychotherapist
What Really Motivates Kids (Hint: It Isn’t Always Rewards)
Katie Plunkett, M.A.T. — Teacher & Founder of The Calm Classroom
Integrating Play in Learning
Greg Santucci, OTR/L, — Pediatric OT, Founding Director of Power Play Pediatric & Creator of the Model of Child Engagement
Regulation is the Foundation of Learning
Elizabeth Sautter, MA, CCC-SLP —Licensed Speech Language Pathologist & Author of “Make Social & Emotional Learning Stick”
School Avoidance & Refusal
Dayna Abraham — Founder of the Calm the Chaos® Framework, Author of “The Superkids Activity Guide to Conquering Every Day”
How to Apply a Low-Demand Approach to School (A High-Demand System)
Amanda Diekman — Parent Coach & Author of “Low Demand Parenting”
What to Do When Smart Kids Struggle in School
Penny Williams with Luke Williams — Parenting Coach for Neurodiverse Families, Co-Creator of The Behavior Revolution Program, Author & Host of Beautifully Complex Podcast
Structuring Homework Time for Success
Stephanie Pitts, M.Ed, BCET & Rachel Kapp, M.A., BCET — Board Certified Educations Therapists & Hosts of the Learn Smarter Podcast
Flexible Structure for Getting Schoolwork Done
Diane Dempster, CPC, PCC, MHSA & Elaine Taylor-Klaus, CPCC, MCC — Parent Coaches and Founders of ImpactParents
Systems, Tools & Strategies to Help Students Manage Getting Things Done
Franki Bagdade, M.Ed, LLMSW — Clinical Social Worker & School and Camp Consultant Specializing in Neurodivergence
Securing Services & Accommodations for Neurodivergent Kids
Catherine Whitcher, M.Ed —Founder of the Master IEP Coach® Mentorship and Network, Creator of the IEP Development Assessment Wheel™ & Host of the Special Education Inner Circle Podcast
Crafting a Vision: Supporting Long-Term Goals and Inclusion in Education
Beth Liesenfeld, MOT, OTR/L — Occupational Therapist & Founder of the IEP Lab
How to Talk to Kids so They Feel Seen, Heard and Respected
Debbie Reber, M.A. — Founder of TiLT Parenting, Podcast Host, Speaker & Author of “Differently Wired: Raising an Exceptional Child in a Conventional World”
With the Professional Access Multi-use License you get:
* This license prohibits the resale of any and all materials contained therein.
You will receive one login to the hub that can be shared, or you can download the videos for sharing within your organization. We recommend hosting downloaded files in a shared internal space — like Google Drive or Dropbox — and sharing access to that folder. You will also have instructions on loading the sessions as a podcast.
This license affords you permanent, on-demand access.
You are not permitted to broadcast sessions to the public or resale any of the content. HOWEVER, you can host meetings where the sessions are watched together, even with the families you serve, not just your staff.
The system will need to track the watch history of anyone wanting to get a certificate of completion to apply for continuing ed credits. If you have anyone on staff who wants to take advantage of this option, you’ll need to email us to set up a separate login for them so their completion of videos can be tracked.
A parenting coach and educational consultant, I teach stuck and struggling parents and educators how to dial down the chaos and intensity and help their neurodivergent kid/student shine.
I believe…
