Cart

40

The ADHD Toolkit: Strategies for Learning, Behaviour and Self-Regulation at Home, School, and Beyond

$169.00

6 Hours  |   Pre-approved for CEU’s

Presenter
Tracy Whittaker-Taggart, M.A.
Date
November 20, 2026
Categories: , , ,
somdn_product_page
Virtual Registration Only

This page is for virtual attendance only. Your registration includes access online via live webinar and/or on-demand recording.

To attend this event in person, please register through our In-Person Events website.

Register to Attend
In-Person In-Person Conference Registration

LIVE STREAM: November 20, 2026 | 8:30 AM–4:00 PM (Saskatoon, SK)

Please adjust your start time according to your specific time zone.

ON-DEMAND ACCESS: Recorded footage and course content, including certificate, videos and quiz, will be available until January 4, 2027. Please allow 3–10 business days for footage to be processed.

Extensions cannot be granted under any circumstances.

Conference Schedule

Day Three — November 20, 2026

Workshop 3

The ADHD Toolkit: Strategies for Learning, Behaviour and Self-Regulation at Home, School, and Beyond

Presented by Tracy Whittaker-Taggart, M.A.

This engaging and practical workshop provides educators, clinicians, and caregivers with a deeper understanding of ADHD and the tools needed to support children and youth effectively. Participants will examine the neuroscience of ADHD, executive functioning, motivation, and emotional regulation before exploring practical strategies that promote success in classrooms, homes, and therapeutic settings.

Key areas of focus:

  • Understanding the neuroscience of ADHD
  • Executive functioning and its impact on everyday life
  • Motivation and engagement
  • Emotional regulation and self-regulation
  • Strategies for improving attention, organization, and behaviour
  • Supporting greater engagement and independence

Practical strategies you can use immediately

Designed to bridge research and practice, participants will leave with an extensive toolkit of realistic, evidence-informed strategies that can be applied immediately to improve attention, organization, behaviour, engagement, and independence.

  • Explain the neurological foundations of ADHD, including the role of dopamine, executive functioning, and self-regulation.
  • Describe how ADHD affects attention, motivation, organization, emotional regulation, and the ability to consistently apply learned skills.
  • Identify common myths and misconceptions about ADHD and replace them with current evidence-informed understanding.
  • Apply practical strategies that educators, mental health professionals, and caregivers can use to support children and youth with ADHD.
  • Implement evidence-informed approaches that improve engagement, organization, task completion, emotional regulation, and independence across home and school settings.
  • Recognize how executive functioning differences influence learning, behaviour, and daily functioning, and adapt supports accordingly.
  • Welcome, introductions, overview, and learning objectives
  • Understanding ADHD: Neurobiology, executive functioning, dopamine, and common myths
  • Morning Break
  • ADHD and its impact on learning, behaviour, motivation, emotional regulation, and developmental maturity
  • Lunch
  • Building the ADHD Toolkit: Evidence-informed strategies for home, school, and clinical practice
  • Afternoon Break
  • Applying practical strategies through case examples, problem-solving, and discussion
  • Questions, key takeaways, knowledge check, and wrap-up

Tracy Whittaker-Taggart, M.A., is a Psychologist, educator, mentor, and champion of changing the way we think about kids. She is also a wife, daughter, pet mom, and never far from the ocean.  For more than 25 years she has built a career at the intersection of Psychology, education, and practice. Tracy has worked in the public school system for her entire career, while also balancing private practice work, teaching graduate education courses for both teachers and psychologists and giving back to the profession through her work on the provincial regulatory board and supervising students and early career psychologists. Tracy believes that lasting change doesn’t begin with a new strategy, it begins with a new understanding. She believes that curiosity about behavior comes before the intervention. When we change the way we think about behavior, we naturally make different decisions about how we intervene .

Tracy will bring together psychology, brain based understanding and educational practice to help anyone working with dysregulated children and youth to simply ask better questions, to drive better interventions. When you attend one of Tracy’s workshops, expect to challenge your thinking, walk away with strategies to use tomorrow, and have a little fun along the way.

Education and Clinical Professionals: All education and mental health or healthcare professionals who work with children or youth including, but not limited to K–12 Classroom Teachers, School Counsellors, Learning Assistance/Resource Teachers, School Administrators, School Paraprofessionals including Special Education Assistants, Classroom Assistants and Childcare Workers • All other professionals who support behavioural challenges and complex learning needs including but not limited to: Nurses, Social Workers, Psychologists, Clinical Counsellors, Family Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists, Addiction Counsellors, Youth Workers, Mental Health Workers, Probation Officers and Community Police Officers.

Related products

Shopping Cart
Scroll to Top