Struggling with your ADHD child’s cooperation and behavior?

Every child is different, but these strategies have been used successfully by families in more than 50 countries. They’re practical, evidence-informed tools that reduce resistance, build cooperation, and help kids feel capable.

That’s expected, especially if your child is used to a “high giving, low expectations” dynamic, which is common in families of kids with ADHD and other neurodevelopmental differences such as autism or ODD. The course is designed for parents, so you’ll learn how to set clear expectations and guide your child without relying on arguments, threats of punishment, or constant negotiating.

Many ADHD resources stay vague or encourage parents to simply accommodate inflexibility and uncooperative behavior. But research shows that accommodating those behaviors often makes them worse over time, not better. This course is different because it is based on evidence-informed behavior principles that can work for all children. It gives you step-by-step tools to set clear, age-appropriate expectations that your child can follow, so cooperation improves and your home feels calmer.

This is a stand-alone course and does not include access to the ADHD Dude Membership or its resources. If you want ongoing support and additional programs, you can join the membership separately. (All three Creating Daily Expectations courses are included in the membership.)

If your child is between two age groups, start with the younger one. You can always move up later as they grow and mature.

These strategies are designed for kids who struggle with cooperation, respect, and flexibility, whether or not they have a formal ADHD diagnosis. Families also use them successfully with children who have autism, oppositional defiant disorder (ODD), rejection sensitivity, etc.. If your child resists routines, avoids helping, or pushes back on expectations, this course can help.

Yes. Many parents with ADHD use these strategies successfully. The course is designed to be clear and step-by-step, so you can learn at your own pace and come back to lessons whenever you need a refresher.

Along with the video lessons, you’ll get printable "cheat sheets" and worksheets to make it easy to use the strategies right away. These resources are designed to help you set expectations, build cooperation, and keep things consistent without needing to rewatch every module.

Because the course is digital and you receive instant access, refunds are not offered. At $10, it’s a low-cost way to try tools that have helped thousands of families around the world. Most parents find the strategies immediately useful and continue coming back to the cheat sheets and worksheets over time.  For full details, please read our Terms & Conditions before purchase.

This course is for parents and caregivers of kids with ADHD who want more cooperation, respect, and calmer days at home. The strategies are practical and structured, not vague advice. If you’re looking for a step-by-step way to set expectations your child can follow, you’ll find it helpful.

It may not be a fit if you cannot tolerate your child being temporarily upset or unhappy when you step into your parental authority for their benefit. This program is based on an authoritative (not authoritarian) parenting approach, which decades of research show produces the best mental health outcomes for children.