Discussion on the Impacts of ADHD & Anxiety on Executive Functioning

How Do ADHD & Anxiety Impact Executive Functioning Deficits & Challenges Observed at Home and in School?

FREE NEURODIVERSITY PARENT EDUCATION EVENT

Thursday, November 7th | 6:30pm-7:30pm | In-Person & Virtual Join Winston Prep for an informative panel discussion and hear from professionals in the fields of Education, Parent Coaching, and Neuroscience about the brain and how it’s affected by anxiety and ADHD.

MARIN COUNTY CAMPUS 1 Saint Vincents Drive, San Rafael, CA 94903

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Lindsay Sigrist, M.Ed

Sigrist works with students who have autism, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. Passionate about education, she supports individuals of all ages using neurodiverse -affirming strategies. Sigrist will speak to how executive functioning deficits manifest in the school environment and her work with students to develop strategies & skills to support them.

Dan Davies, Ph.D, L.E.P

Dr. Davies is a licensed clinical and educational psychologist, specializing in ADHD, autism, and anxiety. Over the last 15 years, he has counseled clients of all ages. Dr. Davies will discuss the science behind Executive Functioning, how ADHD and anxiety affect the brain, and how he screens for these deficits with neuro-psych testing.

Dana Baker-Williams

Baker-Williams is a parent and teen coach specializing in ADHD and anxiety. As a mom of two, she understands
the challenges of parenting and mental health. Through 1:1 small group sessions, she provides parents with support to connect with their children, while also helping teens build resilience, advocacy skills, and confidence.

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Topics covered will include:

How do neuropsych evaluations screen for these deficits
Common parent/child family conflicts that EF deficits cause
How EF deficits manifest in the school environment Strategies & skills used to support parents and students in school and within the family system