People with ADHD often think best by talking things through — out loud or with someone else. This aligns with neuroscience. Instead of forcing neurotypical strategies, what if accommodations supported the ADHD brain’s natural strengths, especially for solving complex, ambiguous problems? Listen as Jeff Copper introduces Cognitive Ergonomics — a new model that embraces the ADHD brain’s associative thinking style… an innovative approach that offers practical, brain-friendly ways to problem-solve by working with the ADHD brain, not against it. Listen to Talk It Out: How ADHD Brains Solve Problems on Dr. David Pomeroy’s ADHD Focus Podcast.
In this episode of ADHD Support Talk Radio, co-host Lynne Edris and ADHD coach Jeff Copper explore a transformative way to understand ADHD through Jeff’s model, Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out® . Instead of viewing ADHD as a failure of motivation or behavior, the model frames it as a problem-solving challenge rooted in executive function impairments. They discuss why traditional productivity strategies often fail, how ambiguity—not laziness—fuels ADHD struggles, and the powerful roles of collaboration, communication, and externalized thinking. With practical insights and a unique “engineer’s mindset,” this conversation offers fresh, actionable strategies for those facing procrastination, low motivation, or trouble following through. LISTEN NOW.
Is ADHD really a focus problem—or just a symptom of something deeper? Join Brooke Schnittman on her podcast, SuccessFULL with ADHD, for a thought-provoking conversation with ADHD coach and cognitive engineer Jeff Copper (@dig.coaching) as he unveils a powerful new axiom: a truth built upon truth that may reshape the way we approach ADHD. While many chase tips, tricks, tools, and strategies, could one of the most effective solutions be hiding in plain sight? Don’t miss this eye-opening interview that challenges conventional thinking and offers fresh insight into how we understand and manage attention. CLICK HERE to watch An ADHD Truth Hidden in Plain Sight.
Work and school are always a minefield of challenges for ADHD adults, students and parents – so it’s important to get a fresh start with new knowledge and tools. This is why Alan P. Brown, ADHD/productivity coach and creator of the award-winning ADD Crusher™ program, is hosting the 3rd Crush It at Work and School Summit. Jeff Copper is proud to be one of the experts interviewed by Alan, talking about “The Blinding Flash of the Obvious: ADHD Accommodations,” from August 25-28 by registering HERE for FREE.
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!
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.
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/
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