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Free live webinar for parents of children with ADHD

Finally make things stick for your child's ADHD brain

Mr G teaches you the Learning Loop live: the 3-step method that changes how September goes.

Live on Zoom · Tue 1 September · 7pm · Free
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Free to attend, live on Zoom. One hour that changes how September goes.

No spam, just your joining link and a reminder on the day.

Sound familiar?

  • School mornings that feel like a battle before 8am?
  • A drawer full of charts, timers and reward systems that worked for a week, then faded?
  • Homework that ends in tears, theirs or yours?
  • Your child being constantly misunderstood for traits that are just how their brain works?
  • Watching a bright, funny child start to believe they're the problem?

None of this is your parenting. None of it is your child's effort. On the night, Mr G will show you what it actually is, and what to do about it.

3 things you'll leave with

1 hour, live with Mr G, that changes how September goes.

1

Why strategies haven't stuck

The real reason. It's not your parenting, and it's not your child's effort.

2

The Loop that changes it

The exact method Mr G uses to make skills stick in children's ADHD brains, demonstrated live so you see it working in real time.

3

A plan for September

What your child can start doing next week, so this school year doesn't look like the last one.

Meet your host, Mr G

Jamie Gilbert in a meeting on ADHD support in schools Photo — Mr G

Jamie has taken the fight for ADHD support in schools to the very top, including meeting the Prime Minister.

Jamie Gilbert has spent his career in classrooms with the children other classrooms gave up on, and he has ADHD himself. He doesn't teach children to mask it. He teaches them to work with it.

  • SEND teacher specialising in SEMH
  • Diagnosed ADHDer who teaches the brain he's got
  • Instant Sunday Times bestselling author of ADHD Rapped Up
  • Has campaigned for ADHD support at the highest level, including meeting the Prime Minister
  • 1M+ parents and teachers in this community
The scale of it, right now
741,000

children and young people in England are estimated to have ADHD. That's the NHS's own figure, published May 2026.

How many of them have ever been taught how their brain actually works?

Source: NHS England, ADHD Management Information, May 2026

Quick answers

Is this an actual school that replaces my child's current school?

No. It's a low demand educational programme built for busy, brilliant ADHD brains and their busy lifestyles, accessed from the safety and comfort of their own home.

Is the webinar for me or for my child?

It's for you, the parent. Kids are welcome nearby though. It's an ADHD-friendly room and noise happens.

What happens after I register?

You'll grab your personal Zoom link on the next page, and everything you need for the night lands in your inbox.

Term starts on the 7th.
Understood beats unprepared.

Live on Zoom · Tue 1 September · 7pm · Free

Join from your sofa. No camera needed, and nothing to prepare.

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