Cindy Goldrich is a board-certified ADHD coach. She specializes in providing education, coaching, and support for parents, educators, and mental health professionals to help children with ADHD and executive function deficits succeed at home, in school, and in life. She received her master's in education in counseling psychology from Columbia University. She is the creator of the Calm and Connected workshop series for parents of children with ADHD and the author of 8 Keys to Parenting Children with ADHD. She provides professional development workshops and presentations nationwide.
Cindy Goldrich: Board-certified ADHD coach
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ADDitude Podcasts
Listen to “The ADHD Guide to Productive Parent-Teacher Cooperation” with Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ACAC
Tune in to hear as Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., shares best practices for parent-teacher...
Chores & Cleaning Up
5 Critical Life Skills That Build Independence & Confidence
Teaching life skills to children and teens with ADHD is no simple (or quick) task. Weak...
Ask the Experts
Q: How Can Teachers Create a ‘Safe Space’ for Students?
Trust. It’s a key ingredient to a successful student-teacher relationship – especially...
Ask the Experts
Q: How Can My Child Prevent Meltdowns at School?
Meltdowns happen. At school. At home. At the grocery store. They key is to have an action...
Ask the Experts
Q: How Do I Know How Much Homework is Too Much?
Your child spends hours each night slogging through assignments. But is the problem an...
On-Demand Webinars
Free Webinar Replay: The ADHD Guide to Productive Parent-Teacher Cooperation
In this hour-long webinar-on-demand, learn the art of effective parent-teacher...
Ask the Experts
How Do I Manage an Aggressive, Bullying Middle-School Student?
Do you have a student with ADHD in class who is a good student but aggressive to the...
Ask the Experts
Q: How Can I Help My Student Follow Directions on Classwork?
For some children with ADHD, following directions is challenging. Here are five things...
Ask the Experts
Q: How Can I More Consistently Implement a Student’s IEP?
IEPs for students with ADHD can be extensive with more time for tests, shorter quizzes,...
Learning Challenges
You Can’t Learn If You’re Anxious, Stressed, or Scared
No child can succeed at school if he believes he is less smart or less capable than his...