COMING SOON – SO SAVE THE DATE! Join Jeff Copper on September 23, 2025, as he presents Why Strategies Don’t Work as a part of the ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO) Enrichment Series. Jeff will explore the deeper reasons why common ADHD strategies often fall short—and what to do instead. As a global professional membership organization, the ACO is dedicated to supporting ADHD coaches, their clients, and the public through collaborative, goal-oriented coaching practices. Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding and elevate your coaching effectiveness. MORE INFORMATION TO COME!COMING SOON – SO SAVE THE DATE! Join us on August 20, 2025, for a powerful webinar hosted by the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA), featuring renowned ADHD coach Jeff Copper. In ADHD Accommodations Hidden in Plain Sight, Jeff will uncover practical strategies and often-overlooked adjustments that can make a meaningful difference in managing ADHD. As the world’s largest organization dedicated exclusively to helping adults with ADHD live better lives, ADDA is proud to deliver reliable, expert-led programming to empower our community. More information coming soon!
Announcing: We have scheduled two 14-week courses of Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out™, starting Wednesday, July 30, and Thursday, July 31, 2025. Previous classes have filled up quickly, so we want to give you this early notice. Just choose the start date that works best for you! And take advantage of our Early Bird Special to save $150, so go ahead and lock in your best deal! Early Bird coupon code is SAVE150 but expires July 23. Seating is limited so grab your spot now! To learn more or to register, CLICK HERE. We are excited about this groundbreaking ADHD intervention, and we want to make it available to everyone.
ADHD coach and Attention Talk Radio host Jeff Copper appeared on the ADHD Heroes Podcast with Rabbie Shmuel Reich to discuss Jeff’s new approach to managing ADHD called Cognitive Ergonomics From the Inside Out. Drawing on years of professional experience, Jeff developed this method to help individuals better understand and work with the way their minds function. In the interview, he explains the concept, how it applies to ADHD, and what valuable insights it offers for anyone looking to improve focus, productivity, and self-awareness. Check it out HERE!
Register now for the 2025 International Conference on ADHD, November 13-15! Super Early Bird registration rates for all categories will remain at last year’s prices. To take advantage of these savings, now is the time to start your ADHD2025 conference plans. SUPER EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION! CHADD members receive discounted conference registration. Your membership must be active to receive member pricing. To check your membership status or make updates, log in at https://CHADD.org/Member-Homepage. You will need your membership number or associated email address to register for ADHD2025. Not a CHADD member? Join today. We can’t wait to welcome you to Kansas City!
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.
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