November 17th: "Helping Navigate ADHD and Impulsivity" Virutal Workshop

Posted Date: 11/12/26 (09:00 AM)

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COMING UP: VIRTUAL PARENT WORKSHOP

Tuesday, November 17 at 6:15 PM

Helping Your Child Navigate ADHD and Impulsivity

Does your child interrupt, act before thinking, struggle to wait their turn or have difficulty managing big emotions? For children with ADHD, these behaviors aren't always a matter of willpower or simply needing to try harder. Impulsivity can make it challenging to pause, think things through and manage emotional reactions.

Join Gina Holzapfel, NP, a pediatric neurology nurse practitioner at Stony Brook Children's Hospital, for a an informative and practical discussion about ADHD and impulsivity.

You'll learn why children with ADHD may struggle with self-control and emotional regulation, and discover ways to help your child navigate challenging behaviors with greater understanding, confidence and effective strategies.

Whether you're looking for new approaches or simply hoping to better understand your child's behavior, this workshop offers helpful insights for parents and caregivers..

Workshop Details
🗓 Tuesday, November 17
🕡 6:15 pm
💻 Virtual (Microsoft Teams)
⏱ 45 minutes + Q&A

👩‍⚕️ MEET THE EXPERT
Gina Holzapfel, NP, has a special interest in ADHD and pediatric headache management. Born and raised on Long Island, she takes pride in providing top pediatric care in her own backyard.

Part of the CARE Initiative
Helping children and families thrive through education, connection and access to emotional health and wellness resources.

Join Workshop on Microsoft Teams

Meeting ID: 288 440 389 759 680 9
Passcode: zV7j5we7

Dial in by phone
+1 347-630-9468,,918731491# United States, New York City
Phone conference ID: 918 731 491#

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Watch It Now

A video title slide reads 'From Reaction to Connection: Trauma-Informed Approaches for Supporting Children and Families' presented by Carolyn Ryan, MA, Behavioral Health Specialist.

EXPLORE ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Videos Shared by Our Presenter

How to Connect Before You Correct

Understanding what may be behind a child’s behavior (stress, anxiety, something else) can help parents reduce conflict, build connection and create a greater sense of safety and predictability at home.

During the October Parent Workshop presentation, our speaker shared two TED Talks that offer additional insight into the effects of trauma on children's behavior. 

Although the videos were not captured in the workshop recording, you can watch them using the links below: