Join Jeff Copper on Brooke Schnittman’s SuccessFULL with ADHD Podcast for Engineering Motivation with ADHD. They challenge the idea that ADHD is a lack of motivation, offering a new framework that explains why tasks can feel so hard—and how the right supports can change that. They also explore the emotional toll of executive function, why “lazy” is a misleading label, and how collaboration and conversation can unlock productivity. If you’ve ever struggled to start or finish tasks, this episode offers a fresh, practical lens. WATCH NOW! Alan P. Brown of ADD Crusher™ has once again pulled together a specialized group of ADHD productivity gurus whose brains he’ll be picking for simple, evidence-based insights and action steps to help you kick 2025 to the curb and crush 2026. Jeff Copper will be talking about Motivation Can Be Engineered – with Adaptive Accommodations. Register here for the Crush Your ADHD Summit, then watch the interviews January 26-30, 2026: https://digcoaching.com/crushadhd2026/ 
Join Jeff Copper and Penny Williams on the Beautifully Complex Podcast as they talk about “Accommodations That Reduce Cognitive Load and Restore Motivation.” Motivation isn’t what we’ve been taught it is. When we misunderstand it, we accidentally shame our kids for struggling with something they can’t control. Jeff and Penny unpack motivation through the lens of executive function impairment. What if your child isn’t unmotivated at all? What if their brain simply requires more effort (more emotional cost) to produce the same outcome as their peers? LISTEN TO THIS POWERFUL CONVERSATION!
JOIN JEFF COPPER at the 2026 Women’s Palooza running March 16-21, 2026, talking about “Engineering Motivation.” Don’t miss this life-changing week! Yes, ADHD IS different for women, so you’ll hear the world’s top ADHD experts talking specifically about women’s issues. It’s truly a cream-of-the-crop lineup of experts. Women’s Palooza is about validation, tools, research, and community. SIGN UP HERE
Join Jeff Copper and his friend and colleague, Bob Dietrich, in an interview along with over 20 other amazing experts on The ADHD Toolbox LIVE for Adults! Jeff’s topic: “Engineering Motivation.” This FREE video series is packed with tools and strategies for overcoming overwhelm, anxiety, procrastination, executive function challenges, and much more. This is a must-have for any adult looking for solutions for their ADHD. Join for FREE
When follow-through keeps breaking down, the solution isn’t better planning; it’s better clarity. In this episode of Impact Parents Podcast, ADHD coach Jeff Copper explains how executive function challenges often stem from ambiguity, not lack of effort, and why direct conversation can be a powerful accommodation. Discover what truly helps children and adults with ADHD move from planning to action. Learn why executing plans can be difficult even when goals are clear; how ambiguity, not laziness, disrupts follow-through; what executive functions are and how they support thinking; how direct conversation improves clarity, focus, and emotional regulation; and practical ADHD accommodations that often hide in plain sight. WATCH NOW!
What actually works when supporting students and adults with ADHD? In the latest episode of the One-to-One with Griffin Rouse on the Brightmont Academy Podcast, Griffin Rouse and Jeff Copper have a powerful, practical conversation about attention, executive functioning, and real-world solutions. ADHD isn’t a motivation problem. It’s not a discipline issue. And traditional solutions often miss the mark. On this episode, Griffin and Jeff break down what ADHD really is — and what actually helps. So, whether you’re parenting a child with ADHD, teaching neurodivergent students, or navigating ADHD yourself — this conversation will shift how you think about support. WATCH NOW!
Catch Jeff Copper in his interview on Anthony’s Way – Road to Kindness Podcast as he discusses Cognitive Ergonomics, Motivation & Kindness, asking an important question: What can be different in 2026 for kids, teens, and families navigating ADHD — and how do we make it better? Watch the video to learn more: https://digcoaching.com/new-way/
Do you want to help your kids become independent and successful? To stop the arguing and disrespect? If you want your home to run more smoothly, and feel confident you’re on the right track, you want to learn from CHADD Hall-of-Famers Elaine Taylor-Klaus & Diane Dempster — the leading world experts on parenting complex kids and teens. Their upcoming LIVE behavior training is called: Sanity School® Live! (for Parents). It’s just what parents need right now — essential training to support kids living in complex times! Find out how strategies you can apply right away will get to the source of your family’s struggles — improving behaviors, communication, and relationships — now and into the future. Register to attend live or get the recordings for later listening. Wednesdays, January 21–February 25, 2026, at 11:30 am ET https://digcoaching.com/sanity
ANNOUNCING: We have scheduled a new 14-week course of Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out®, starting Wednesday, February 11, 2026. Previous classes have filled up quickly, so go ahead and take advantage of our Early Bird Special to save $150 (expired Feb. 3). Lock in your best deal now! Seating is limited so grab your spot today! To learn more or to register, CLICK HERE. We are excited about this groundbreaking ADHD intervention, and we’re making it available to everyone.
“I’m just not motivated.” Or, “I need more motivation.” If you work with or live with ADHD, you’ve heard it before. Maybe you’ve even said it yourself. But what if the problem isn’t a lack of motivation at all? In this episode of ADHD Focus, Dr. David Pomeroy talks with Jeff Copper to unpack the real issue. Jeff explains why people with ADHD actually do have motivation; it’s just not always for the things they think they “should” be doing. From juggling kids’ schedules and daily logistics to planning careers and major life transitions, we are constantly solving problems. For those with ADHD, the true challenge isn’t willpower; it’s the effort required to think things through when executive functions don’t function efficiently. The solution? Reduce the cognitive effort required to problem-solve and motivation naturally follows. If you’ve ever wondered why starting feels impossible (even when you care deeply), this conversation is for you. Check out Finding Motivation with Jeff Copper.
ADHD and relationships don’t have to feel like chaos! Join the 5th Annual ADHD Couples’ Palooza, November 7–9, 2025 — a free, online event featuring top ADHD experts sharing real-life tools for connection, communication, and calm. Jeff Copper will be speaking on ADHD Couples: Managing Non-Med M.E.D.S. Don’t miss the event that’s been changing ADHD relationships for five years — it might just change yours too. SIGN UP HERE!
Catch Jeff Copper’s interview by David Greenwood, Overcoming Distractions Podcast, on the topic: One of the Most Overlooked Personal Accommodations for ADHD. Many with ADHD excel at problem-solving for others, but often struggle to implement those same solutions for themselves. This episode dives into the concept of executive function impairment and introduces a new approach. Jeff shares how this model provides a simple, actionable, and universal accommodation to help mitigate the challenges of ADHD and burnout. Tune in to understand why direct communication is the most basic, yet often overlooked, tool for achieving clarity with Adult ADHD. LISTEN NOW!
In this insightful episode, host Griffin Rouse, One-to-One: The Brightmont Academy Podcast, welcomes Jeff Copper for a deep dive into rethinking ADHD from the inside out. Jeff introduces his groundbreaking concept of Cognitive Ergonomics—a fresh way to understand how attention really works—and shares how parents can help their children thrive by creating environments that support their brains instead of fighting against them. Together, they unpack common misconceptions about ADHD, the truth behind executive function challenges, and practical strategies to boost focus, confidence, and success at home and in school. WATCH THE VIDEO.
Heads up! Jeff Copper is part of something BIG for ADHD Awareness Month! ADDA’s TADD Talks are back—with bite-sized 9-minute talks from top ADHD experts (including Jeff!) All TADD Talks are free. But here’s even bigger news: ADDA is giving away free 30-day ADDA+ memberships all October long! Only available through October 31st! When you join this month, you get expert webinars, every peer support group, body doubling sessions, ADDA social community, and personal guidance! This is ADDA’s biggest gift to the ADHD community ever! You can access my TADD Talk on October 17, but in any case, go and claim your free month: https://digcoaching.com/tadd2025
Join us for The Way Forward ADHD Summit | Facing Realities of ADHD: LIFE IS BETTER WITH YOU! on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, a free, one-day virtual event featuring leading ADHD coaches, clinicians, and educators sharing cutting-edge research and fresh perspectives you won’t find elsewhere. Designed for individuals with ADHD, parents, caregivers, and professionals, this summit offers practical strategies you can implement immediately, plus unique insights backed by the latest research and real-world experience. Whether you’re joining for support for yourself or seeking tools to help your child or teen, you’ll leave with clear, actionable takeaways you can use right away. REGISTER NOW!
Jeff Copper is honored to join the Mindful Choices for ADHD Steering Committee, a trusted voice for balanced ADHD treatment strategies. The Committee works directly with state and national government to advance evidence-based approaches to ADHD treatment and to ensure policies reflect both science and lived experiences, patients’ needs, and practical solutions for families and communities. Learn more at https://digcoaching.com/choices/ 
What if thriving with ADHD isn’t about more discipline—but asking for help in the right way? In this episode of Grandma Has ADHD, host Jami Shapiro talks with ADHD coach and radio host Jeff Copper about his “Intangible Accommodation Axiom.” Jeff explains why ADHD is really about executive function, why clarity—not willpower—drives action, and how talking problems out loud can unlock focus and productivity. Drawing from his own story with dyslexia, late ADHD diagnosis, and 15 years of podcasting, Jeff shows why asking for help isn’t weakness—it’s a science-backed strategy for success. LISTEN NOW!
HEADS UP! October is National ADHD Awareness Month, sponsored by ACO, ADDA, and CHADD. This year’s theme is The Many Faces of ADHD—a reminder that ADHD isn’t about “someone else”; it’s about people you know. Help spread awareness by sharing the link, telling your story, and joining the video contest for a chance at prizes! LEARN MORE HERE.
SAVE THE DATE! ACO, ADDA, and CHADD will host the 2025 International Conference on ADHD, an annual event focusing on bringing together the best minds in current research and treatment options offering best practice guidelines for their fields, dynamic sessions and events on practical support and guidance for adults and families to connect, learn, and thrive. Come and find inspiration, knowledge, and networking opportunities. Hear Jeff Copper’s presentation, ADHD Accommodations Hidden in Plain Sight. Mark your calendar: Nov 13-15, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. Learn More!
