Children with ADHD and Executive Function Disorder have the potential to do amazing things and lead incredible lives. But our society often does not have resources and support designed to help these children – and their parents – reach their full potential.
ADHD Training Center offers classes and online resources designed to support children with ADHD, executive function disorder, and related mental health conditions. We have coaching classes for parents, coaching for children, and classes that give you tools that will help you and your child be successful in the months and years to come. We hold in-person classes on Long Island, and offer online classes available throughout the United States and abroad. Sign up for one of our classes, today.
See our entire class schedule by reviewing our open classes and filling out registration information. Looking for a different class or schedule? You can contact us and we will do our best to open a class if we generate enough interest. Private coaching classes are also available. Call the number below to get started.
Call 516-873-8056
ADHD Training Center was founded by Stacy Pellettieri and a team of therapists in New York. We have some amazing counselors and coaches that are experienced providing help for children and teens with attention deficit hyperactive disorder and executive function disorder.
Stacy and her team of coaches have provided ADHD parent training and classes for children in their private practice for over 10 years. Now, they take their skills online, and provide additional coaching and support for anyone that needs help navigating issues related to ADHD/EFD.
We know you may have questions, and we’re here to help. Please contact us if you’d like to learn more about our background, or fill out our online form to speak to someone on the phone and schedule your class.
Take the first step towards a brighter future with the ADHD Training Center. Our dedicated professionals are ready to support you in your ADHD journey, providing the tools, guidance, and understanding you need to overcome challenges and reach your full potential. Schedule your consultation or learn more about our comprehensive services by contacting us at (516) 873-8056. Together, we will unlock your true capabilities and embark on a path of success.
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