Parenting with ADHD & Neurodivergent Kids — Independence & Mental Load

About the Webinar

Raising a neurodivergent child comes with an invisible load that most parenting advice doesn't account for — the IEP follow-ups, the medication schedules, the constant recalibration of what your child needs versus what the world expects. And when a parent has ADHD themselves, that load can feel exponential.

This live panel brings together a neurodivergent parent expert, an ADHD educator, and family technology specialists from Hearth Display and Trustworthy to explore what actually helps — how the right home systems, visual structures, and organized information can reduce friction, build independence in kids, and give parents room to breathe.

What You’ll Learn

• How visual routines and shared home systems support independence in neurodivergent children

• What executive function challenges look like at home — and practical ways to design around them

• How Hearth Display’s features are built to reduce the mental load of managing a household with neurodivergent kids

• How Trustworthy helps families organize the critical information that comes with a diagnosis — medical records, IEPs, provider contacts, and more

• How to build a family system that works with your child’s brain, not against it

Speakers

• Natalie Stratton — Co-founder, CPO, Hearth Display

• Nat Robison — Founder & CEO, Trustworthy

• Katherine [Last Name] — Neurodivergent Parent & ADHD Educator

• Susie Harrison, Moderator — Co-founder, Hearth Display