Free 4-Part Audio Course
Finally. A Simple Plan for When ADHD Life at Home Feels Impossible.
Stop the morning chaos. Survive the after-school crash. Actually stick with it this time.
✓ Free ✓ No credit card required ✓ Instant access
Sound familiar?
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You've read the books, tried the charts, and downloaded the apps — but nothing sticks
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Mornings feel like a battlefield before anyone's even fully awake
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You hear yourself yelling and think, "I said I wouldn't do this anymore"
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By bedtime, you're exhausted and wondering if you're the problem
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You love your kid fiercely — you just need a plan that actually works for ADHD
You're not failing. You just need a plan that works with the ADHD brain — not against it.
Inside Your Free Course
4 Lessons to Transform Hard Moments
When Yelling Starts to Creep In
A fast, repeatable way to interrupt the escalation loop — even when you're already overwhelmed.
Your Daily Doable ADHD Plan
How to stop parenting based on your mood and start each day with a simple plan that actually fits your real life.
What to Do After You Lose It
The skill no one teaches ADHD moms: how to reset after a hard moment instead of spiraling into guilt and giving up.
The Missing Piece (And What to Do Next)
Why everything you've tried hasn't worked, and the two-part approach that finally makes ADHD parenting feel possible.
Meet Your Guide
Hi, I'm Apryl!
M.Ed. • EDUCATOR • ADHD MOM • PODCAST HOST
I'm a former classroom teacher turned ADHD parent coach. Together with my husband Dr. Brian Bradford (a child psychiatrist), I host the Raising ADHD podcast.
But here's the thing: I'm not just teaching this stuff — I'm living it. We're raising our own ADHD kiddo, and I know exactly what it feels like when nothing seems to work.
After 11 years in the classroom and countless hard mornings in my own home, I created this course to give you the plan I wish I'd had from day one.
You're not alone. Let's figure this out together.
By the end of this free course, you'll know...
How to Stop the Yelling Cycle
Before it spirals — even when you're already frustrated
What to Do Instead of Repeating
A simple shift that actually gets your child's attention
How to Repair After Hard Moments
So you both feel connected — not defeated