Your teen isn't lazy. Their brain's secretary is overwhelmed.
Build a Schoolwork Habit Your ADHD Teen Owns
Train their brain's secretary in one live session. No nagging, no checking the school portal every night, no fights at the kitchen table. A new habit in four weeks.
Live on Zoom | 90 minutes | Recording included | $47
You'll leave with your teen's homework plan drafted and the words to start it tonight, or you don't pay.
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Thursday, November 12 at 7:00 pm EST
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- 20 yearsIn pediatric practice
- 3,000+ADHD families helped
- 90 minOne live session
- 3Phases
- 4 weeksTo a new habit
The first two are from my practice, not from this workshop, which is new. Results vary.
Here's What's Happening
The first tests are back.
The progress report is on its way.
And your teen's marks are somewhere you can't see them.
So you check the school portal.
You ask about homework at dinner.
You remind, then you remind again.
And the more you push, the more they pull away.
You're not doing it wrong. And your teen isn't lazy.
Nagging can't fix a skill that hasn't been built yet.
ADHD affects a key part of learning called executive functioning.
I call it the brain's secretary.
It's the part that plans the work, figures out how long it'll take, gets started, and notices when they've drifted off task.
In a lot of teens with ADHD, that secretary is overwhelmed.
They're time blind. They think an assignment will take ten minutes.
Three hours later, it still isn't done.
Here's the good news. A secretary can be trained.
In one live session, I'll show you how to Train the Brain's Secretary.
You hand your teen the wheel.
You make time visible.
You stack small wins.
And you go from homework cop to homework coach.
Their plan. Their habit. No nagging.
The old way
- Remind, check, remind again
- Make the plan for them
- Sit beside them until it's done
- Hope they hand it in
- Hear "I've got it" and find out at report card time
The brain's secretary way
- The plan is theirs, so there's nothing to nag about
- Time is visible, so starting stops feeling impossible
- Small wins come first, and they get noticed
- You coach from the side, you don't police from the door
- The habit builds over four weeks, one win at a time
We'll Do This Together, in Three Phases
Phase 1: Fire the Homework Cop
- You'll see why nagging makes a teen hide their marks, and what to do instead
- You'll get the brain's secretary in plain words, so you can explain it to your teen without a lecture
- You'll spot time blindness at your own kitchen table, and why "it'll take ten minutes" never does
- You'll trade the "lazy" story for one that gets your teen working with you, not against you
Phase 2: Hand Your Teen the Wheel
- You'll fill in The Teen-Owned Homework Plan, live, for your own teen
- You'll make time visible, so the work has a start and an end your teen can see
- You'll write your No-Fight Opener, the words to bring the plan up tonight
- You'll have an answer ready for "I don't need your help"
Phase 3: Stack the First Small Wins
- You'll pick the first small win for this week, one your teen can't miss
- You'll know what to notice, what to say, and what to let go
- You'll leave with a four week plan to turn the first win into a habit
Here's What You're Getting
- The live workshop, 90 minutes on Zoom with me, so you go from homework cop to coach in one evening
- The Teen-Owned Homework Plan, a one page fill in you complete during the session, so you leave with the plan drafted, not a blank page
- The No-Fight Opener, the exact words to raise the plan with your teen tonight
- The recording and notes, sent within 24 hours, so you can watch it again or share it with your teen's other parent
Included with your seat
Bonus #1: The Four-Week Habit Tracker (for the week two slump)
One page, four weeks, what to notice and praise each week, so a strong start doesn't fade.
Bonus #2: The Test-Prep Countdown (for when tests are where it falls apart)
Plan studying back from the test date and make it visible, so it doesn't all land the night before.
The Problem Was Never Effort
I'm Dr. Scott Styles.
For 20 years I've sat across from parents in my pediatric practice. Parents who were trying everything and still struggling.
The problem was never effort. It was the wrong system.
ADHD brings real gifts. Hyperfocus. Creativity. Thinking outside the box.
But it can also hit school hard, and once a teen gives up on school, it's really hard to turn around.
That's why I teach parents to train the brain's secretary, before the giving up sets in.
I've helped 3,000+ ADHD families find their footing, and I wrote The ADHD Morning Peace Plan for parents of younger kids. This workshop is for the high school years.
This is for you if
- Your teen is in high school and slipping
- You're tired of being the homework police
- You want structure without the battles
- You want your teen to own it, not just obey
This isn't for you if
- You want a quick discipline trick
- You're looking for a diagnosis or medication advice
- Your child hasn't started high school yet
Price?
$47 USD
One payment.
Recording?
Yes. You keep it, with the notes.
Guarantee?
You'll leave with your teen's homework plan drafted and the words to start it tonight, or you don't pay.
Reply to any email within 72 hours of the session for a full refund. You keep everything.
Upsells?
Nada.
Save My Seat For $47 →The Details
- Date
- Thursday, November 12, 2026
- Time
- 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Eastern (EST)
- Length
- 90 minutes
- Where
- Zoom. Your link comes in your confirmation email.
- Recording
- Yours to keep, with the notes, within 24 hours
- Who joins
- You, the parent. Your teen stays home.
Questions Parents Ask
What if I can't make it live?
You get the recording and the notes within 24 hours. You can fill in the plan as you watch.
Does my teen come too?
No. This one's for you. You'll leave with the words to bring it to them.
Is this medical care?
No. It's parent education. There's no diagnosis, no medication advice, and no individual assessment of your teen.
What do I need?
Zoom, which is free to join, and something to write on.
What happens after?
At the end I'll mention one way to keep working with me, in a group with other parents. It takes thirty seconds and there's no pressure.
For the scrollers
Thursday, November 12. 7:00 pm EST. Live on Zoom with me, for 90 minutes.
You get the live workshop, The Teen-Owned Homework Plan, The No-Fight Opener, the recording and notes, The Four-Week Habit Tracker, and The Test-Prep Countdown.
$47.
You'll leave with your teen's homework plan drafted and the words to start it tonight, or you don't pay.
Thursday, November 12 at 7:00 pm EST
Your teen isn't lazy. Their brain's secretary is overwhelmed.
Let's train it together.
Save My Seat For $47 →Join Me Live and Build Your Teen's No-Nag Homework Habit
No upsells. Recording included. You'll leave with your teen's homework plan drafted and the words to start it tonight, or you don't pay.