Confident Parents, Capable Kids:
The Parent Training That Stops Arguing, Defiance, and Daily Battles

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Does this sound like your home?

  • Your child regularly gets into arguments where nothing gets resolved
  • Your child is cooperative everywhere else, but not at home
  • They try to avoid anything that isn't interesting to them
  • Has a hard time hearing no, won't let things go
  • Becomes destructive or physically aggressive toward family when they don't get their way
  • Inflexible, says "no" to anything new or unfamiliar
  • Treats family poorly, then acts as if nothing happened
  • Makes threats or statements to elicit guilt or worry when upset

These aren't character flaws. They're common patterns in homes where ADHD-specific strategies aren't in place.


What's included with your $31/month membership

Full access to the ADHD Dude Parent Behavior Training course sequence and live support during twice-monthly Office Hours.

Parent Behavior Training Sequence:

  • Capable & Confident (ages 4 to 7)
  • Scaffolding Better Behavior (ages 8 to 17)
  • Creating Daily Expectations (versions for ages 4-7, 8-11, 12-18)

Skill-Building Courses:

  • Socially Smarter (social skills, ages 6 to 18)
  • Executive Function Crash Course (ages 6 to 18)
  • Better Bedtime Scaffolding (ages 4 to 12)

Plus:

  • Live Office Hours twice a month with Ryan, plus on-demand recordings of every past session
  • Downloadable PDF "cheat sheets" for each course
  • Visual templates and examples to apply strategies
  • Glossary of terms used across the courses
  • Mobile app access
  • Community section for connecting with other parents
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Why ADHD Dude Parent Behavior Training (And Not Therapy)

The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends Parent Behavior Training as the first-line treatment for kids with ADHD. Talk therapy, play therapy, and occupational therapy are not included in the AAP ADHD treatment recommendations.

Evidence-informed Parent Behavior Training teaches you, the parent, the skills and structure your child needs to be successful at home and beyond.

ADHD Dude is built entirely around this approach and was created by Ryan Wexelblatt, LCSW. He's a licensed clinical social worker, former school social worker, and dad to a son with ADHD who once had aggressive and oppositional behavior. Ryan has worked with thousands of families and presents regularly at the International Conference on ADHD.

When you change how you respond to your child, they begin to recognize how capable they truly are.

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How it works

  1. Sign up. $31 per month. Cancel anytime—one-month minimum.
  2. Start with the right course for your child's age. Capable & Confident if your child is 4 to 7. Scaffolding Better Behavior if 8 or older.
  3. Attend Office Hours twice a month. Get your specific questions answered live by Ryan.
  4. Build the skills at home. Use the cheat sheets, templates, and strategy directory as you go.

Common questions

Q: How much is it?
A: $31 per month.

Q: Can I cancel anytime?
A: Yes. Minimum membership is one month—no refunds for unused time.

Q: What ages is this for?
A: Parents of children ages 4 to 18

Q: Do I need to be in the US?
A: No. We have members in 50+ countries.

Q: Is this therapy?
A: No. It's Parent Behavior Training, the approach the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends for kids with ADHD. No form of therapy for children is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics

Q: Does this work if my child has autism, ODD, or anxiety?
A: Yes, when the child has functional language and average to above-average cognitive ability.
See the FAQ page for full details.

The Confident Parent, Capable Kids method is not about asking your child to change anything; rather, you learn strategies to respond differently to their behavior, create the "scaffolding" they need at home to be successful, and build new skills. Change how you respond, and a calmer, more cooperative home becomes possible, with a child who grows more capable and independent over time.

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