Riding the Wave: Supporting Adults with ADHD with Emotional Regulation

In our clinical practices, emotional regulation difficulties are often reported as a painful and distressing consequence of ADHD. It can be one of the hardest symptoms for our clients, and if left unsupported, it can have a destructive influence in social, relationship, academic, and professional settings. Join us for a comprehensive 1.5 hour training session designed for clinical psychologists, focused on the central role of emotional regulation in ADHD. Gain valuable insights, knowledge, and practical tools to effectively support your adult clients in managing the emotional rollercoaster associated with ADHD.

Why Attend This Training?

• Understand why emotional regulation is a cornerstone in ADHD management and its critical links with executive functioning

• Explore the unique experience of emotional regulation in ADHD and its differentiation from other mental health considerations.

• Enhance your psychological formulation re: the influence of emotional regulation challenges in your clients.
• Learn to recognise the unhelpful coping strategies individuals with ADHD often draw on in their attempts to manage emotional dysregulation.
• Equip yourself with practical techniques that will help your clients with ADHD to navigate emotional regulation

Event Details:

• Date: 6th November 2024
• Time: 12.00-1.30pm
• Duration: 1.5 hours
• Format: Online
• Price: £45.00

We would love to see you live on the webinar. However, if you can't make it live, then don't worry, a recording will be sent you, which will be available for 3 months.

For more information, contact us at theadhdconsultants@proton.me

Trainer Bios

Dr Ali Lutte-Elliott (BSc, MSc, PsychD, PGDip) is a Clinical Psychologist who has specialised in Neuropsychology over the last 20 years. She has worked clinically in the military, NHS, charitable and private sector, providing clinical/rehabilitation services to adults with acquired brain injury and chronic health difficulties. She has a private practice for clients with ADHD, solely focused on post diagnostic therapy and coaching for individuals and families. Ali has a specialist interest in vocational rehabilitation, assisting organisations to support clients to return to work following ill health and working systemically to overcome performance issues. Ali is developing a consultancy and training offer to allow employees (anyone experiencing cognitive challenges) to reclaim high quality thinking at work, through providing targeted cognitive and emotional interventions.

Dr Kara Davey (BSc, MSc, D Clin Psy) is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, Coach and EMDR Consultant in training. Kara has twenty years of clinical experience, including working in brain injury services and developing an NHS major trauma pathway before starting her independent practice. Kara provides ADHD assessments, ADHD Coaching and Neuroaffirmative therapy to individuals. She also offers webinars, line manager training and Consultancy to HR departments in organisations wanting to better support their neurodivergent employees. Kara enjoys combining her specialist trauma knowledge, coaching expertise and her personal and professional experience of ADHD to best support clients.

Dr Claire Hepworth (BSc, MSc, PhD, DClin Psy) is a Chartered Clinical and Chartered Coaching Psychologist with over twenty years in Psychology research and practice. Claire is highly experienced in working at the intersection between neurodivergence, trauma, emotion dysregulation and rejection sensitivity. With experience in DBT services and as an Academic and Clinical Lead she trains CBT therapists working with complex emotional needs, supervises doctoral research and consults to the Education sector. She is particularly skilled in working with Neurodivergent women and girls. Claire offers ADHD diagnostic assessments, ADHD coaching and post diagnostic support. Claire has a passion for coaching and therapy for high performing neurodivergent women, preventing burnout and working with neurodivergent strengths.