Workshops · Applied Behavioral Health Practice
ADHD supports & strategies.
For the everyday challenges.
Hands-on workshops that help parents and professionals navigate everyday challenges—in person or virtually.
Understand what gets in the way. Find practical supports. Make the next step clearer.
Ask about hosting a workshopFor families, schools, PTAs, workplaces, and community organizations.
Everyday challenges.
Practical strategies.
When the same challenges happen again and again, frustration builds—for the person struggling and for everyone trying to help. These workshops connect ADHD and executive functioning to the situations your family, team, or community knows best.
Understand the challenge
Explore why getting started, remembering steps, or following through can be difficult.
Find a support to try
Work through concrete ideas, from visual reminders to clearer routines and manageable first steps.
Connect it to real life
Consider how to use and adjust those supports for everyday responsibilities at home or at work.
Pick a topic.
Start with a challenge that sounds familiar. Open a topic to learn more.
For parents & caregivers
Where’s your backpack?
Build simple systems for belongings, school papers, and daily essentials.
Ask about this workshopWhy do I have to tell you 10 times?
Understand the gap between knowing what to do and following through.
Ask about this workshopJust start your homework already!
Break homework into manageable steps and make starting easier.
Ask about this workshopWe’re going to be late!
Create clearer routines for getting ready and out the door.
Ask about this workshop
For workplaces & professionals
Why can’t I get started?
Turn a stalled task into a clear, manageable next action.
Ask about this workshopWhere did the day go?
Plan realistically for tasks, meetings, and interruptions.
Ask about this workshopI wrote it down somewhere…
Create a workable system for notes, commitments, and follow-up.
Ask about this workshopTools we can use together
Make the next step visible.
Depending on your workshop topic, we can explore tools like these and how to use them in everyday routines.
See the routine.
A visual routine clock makes the sequence of a morning easier to see and talk through.
Try the routine visual →
Start one small task.
A mission-based focus timer pairs a specific task with a manageable period of time and a break.
Try Focus Buddy →
Ways to connect
In the room.
Or online.
Bring your group together in person, or ask about virtual workshop options. We’ll discuss a format that fits your audience and location.
Meet your presenter
Professional expertise.
Personal understanding.
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Ryan Baker-Barrett
MS, BCBA, ADHD-CCSP
Ryan is a behavior analyst and founder of Applied Behavioral Health Practice, specializing in ADHD and executive functioning. As a parent of two boys with ADHD, he brings professional expertise and personal experience with the daily work of supporting a family.
His workshops connect an understanding of behavior with practical ways to support everyday skills.
Bring a workshop to your community.
01 · Choose a challenge
Pick a topic, or tell Ryan what keeps coming up for your group.
02 · Tell us about your group
Share your audience, location, approximate group size, and preferred dates.
03 · Plan your workshop
Discuss the fit, availability, and booking details with Ryan.
Opens the inquiry form here on this page. Ryan will follow up to discuss dates and booking details.
ryan@appliedbehavioral.health
619-367-6445
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