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Procrastination & Mental Blocks: The Complete Clinical Toolbox for ADHD, Executive Functioning & Motivation

Presented by Justin Lyons, MS, ORR/L

Tuesday, August 18, 2026tomorrow

CE credit hours
6 hrs
6.0
Time
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Format
Online
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Location

Webinar

About this course

I want to … I just can’t get myself to do it.” Your clients have the insight. The goals. The support. But still – no follow-through. And “try harder” has never once been the answer. This isn’t a willpower problem. It’s a brain difference. And until we stop treating procrastination like a character flaw and start treating it like the neurological reality it is, we’ll keep spinning our wheels – and so will our clients. This workshop moves beyond deficit-based models to give you practical, evidence-based strategies you can use Monday morning. You’ll learn why traditional motivation interventions fail – and what actually works for neurodivergent brains. What Makes This Training Different Most ADHD and executive function trainings come from a talk-therapy perspective. This one doesn’t. With an occupational therapy foundation and 18+ years of hands-on work with neurodiverse populations, this workshop gives you something others can’t: body-based, sensory-motor strategies that bypass the cognitive resistance your clients are stuck in. 25+ Movement & Sensory Strategies • Brain-body interventions that prime the nervous system for action – not just more talking Ready-to-Use Client Handouts • Worksheets for self-talk reframing, if/then planning, and more – use them tomorrow Case Studies Across Ages • Real clinical scenarios: adolescents, adults, children with sensory differences – with time for discussion Shame-Free, Strengths-Based • A neurodiversity-affirming approach that helps clients work WITH their brains, not against them Live Demonstrations • Watch each technique in action, then practice it yourself during the workshop Q&A Throughout • Dedicated time for your questions – bring your toughest cases