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Siblings and ADHD – 2022

with Jeremy Didier, LMSW, PCAC & Jane Indergaard, M.S., DNP

$13.00

Having more than one kiddo in the house presents its own parenting challenges, and that’s even more the case when one or more family members has ADHD. Very often, siblings get left out, left behind, more attention, you name it!  Underlying those surface concerns are family dynamics that can feel like constant conflict, resentment, or even manipulation. Jane Indergaard and Jeremy Didier share their professional and personal experiences raising (and being) siblings when ADHD is involved. They share how to navigate and manage conflict, how to talk to neurotypical kids about their siblings, and even how to handle it when the fireworks start!

About Jeremy Didier, LMSW, PCAC & Jane Indergaard, M.S., DNP

Jeremy Didier, LMSW, LMAC, PCAC (her/her)  has 10 years of extensive experience working with kids, parents & adults with ADHD as an ICF/ADDCA certified ADHD coach. Jeremy is also the group founder and co-coordinator of Kansas City’s award-winning CHADD Chapter, ADHDKC. She is a nationally recognized speaker, a frequent contributor to the critically acclaimed ImpactParents program, and is a passionate advocate for adults with ADHD.

Jeremy specializes in the underdiagnosis of girls & women with ADHD, the intersection of ADHD & addiction, and offers executive function skills training. Jeremy recently completed her Master of Social Work at Fordham University and holds a BS in Journalism from the University of KS.

Jeremy is proud to be a military wife and an unabashed lover of all things Star Trek & Star Wars. She and her husband Bryan live in Overland Park, KS with their five fabulous & neurodiverse kids.

 

Dr. Jane Indergaard is a licensed, registered nurse and professor of nursing at Concordia College, in Moorhead, MN. She teaches Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing, Advanced Adult Health Critical Care, Research, and Fundamentals of Nursing. She is also involved in Global Health initiatives & development for advancing nursing education, practice, and interdisciplinary behavioral health care outreach. Her current research and clinical interests focus on the design, application and implementation of Psychoeducational (PE) programming into provider treatment for ADHD.

Jane is the local founder and coordinator of the 2014 national award-winning Red River Valley CHADD Satellite – a branch of the National Organization:  Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.  She is a frequent regional speaker on ADHD in her community and has had the honor of taking part in a touring expert panel presenting the topic of the Underdiagnosis of ADHD in Women and Girls at multiple International and Regional Conferences for CHADD, ADDA, and the LDA.  She has found in co-presenter Ms. Jeremy Didier, a shared labor of love for providing education, advocacy and outreach for those living with ADHD. Jane is most proud of her role as a wife and mother of three adult children (whom have ADHD).

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