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Upcoming Speaking Events
Our coaches are currently accepting speaking engagements and developing their calendars for 2023 and 2024. Please contact us if you are interested in having us speak at your event, be a guest on your podcast, be a guest author, develop training for your organization, or present a CLE (Continuing Legal Education).
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July 22, 2023
ADHD: The Superpower and Challenge Facing 1 in 10 Attorneys
with Casey Dixon, Emily Whelden, and Estelle Winsett, Director of Professional Development at Butler Snow
12.5% of attorneys have ADHD compared to 5% of the general population. Using a case study and interactive discussion, participants will learn what ADHD is, how it shows up in the legal field, how it gives individual attorneys unique strengths and challenges, and how it broadly impacts law firms. Participants will leave with specific strategies for engaging firm leadership and for supporting individual attorneys who may be struggling.
Recent Speaking Events
May 10, 2023
The Double Whammy of Chronic Illness and ADHD
with Emily Whelden
ADDA Webinar (Attention Deficit Disorder Association) [live virtual webinar]
Did you know that people with ADHD are at greater risk of developing chronic illness? Having a chronic illness impacts ADHD and ADHD impacts chronic illness. Having ADHD makes consistent performance more difficult because of impaired executive functions: remembering details, making choices, establishing self-supportive habits, organizing information, planning. Adding in a chronic illness, which also makes consistent performance difficult is a double whammy for many with ADHD. In the presentation, we discuss how you can better manage your ADHD in order to improve chronic illness health outcomes by making changes in your habits, via tracking and by talking to and advocating with your healthcare providers.
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April 2023
Mysterious Paradox of Being a High Achiever with ADHD with Casey Dixon
ADDA Webinar (Attention Deficit Disorder Association) [live virtual webinar]
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April 2023
The ADHD Self-Compassion Challenge for High Achievers with Casey Dixon
Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast [live and recorded podcast]
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March 2023
Neurodiversity and ADHD in the Legal Field with Casey Dixon
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March 2023
Neurodiversity and ADHD in the Legal Field with Casey Dixon and Emily Whelden
Stoel Rives [CLE virtual event]​
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March 2023
Master Your ADHD Love for Urgency without Burning Yourself Out! with Casey Dixon
ADHD Women's Palooza [virtual event]
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February 2023
ADHD: The Intersection of Mindfulness, Self-awareness and Activation
Attention Talk Radio with Jeff Copper [podcast]
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January 2023
Going from Bad to Badass
ADD Crusher Virtual Summit with Alan Brown [virtual event]
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November 2022
The Double Whammy of Chronic Illness and ADHD (Casey Dixon and Emily Whelden)
Navigating the Complexities of ADHD and Burnout (Casey Dixon)
The Annual International Conference on ADHD (CHADD Conference) [live and virtual conference]
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October 2022
The ADHD Trifecta: Creating Motivation toward Action
Denver Metro CHADD Meeting [live virtual webinar]
October 2022
TADD Talks:
Unlock Your Executive Functions with A Single Key (Casey Dixon)
The Secret Sauce for Maximizing your Working Memory (Roxanne Turner)
(Attention Deficit Disorder Association) [recorded event]
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August 2022
Master Your Love for Urgency without Burning Yourself Out!
ADDA Webinar (Attention Deficit Disorder Association) [live virtual webinar]
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April 2022
How High Achievers with ADHD Can Minimize Distractions
Overcoming Distraction Podcast with David Greenwood [recorded podcast]
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March 2022
The Double Whammy of Chronic Illness and ADHD in Women
Casey Dixon & Emily Whelden
ADHD Women's Palooza [recorded event]
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March 2022
Breaking Free of the Burnout Blues with Casey Dixon
Taking Control: The ADHD Podcast [recorded podcast]
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October 2021
TADD Talks: A Hero's Journey. From Doctorate to Diagnosis with Melanie Sobocinski
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February 2021
Attorney Well-Being: How to Gain Control and Competence During Times of Uncertainty
K & L Gates Under the Wire CLE Webinar [live virtual webinar / CLE event]
December 2020
The ADHD Trifecta: Creating Motivation toward Action
Chester County / Main Line CHADD Meeting [live virtual webinar]
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November 2020
The Mysterious Paradox of Being a High Achiever with ADHD
2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD: Strong Minds, Healthy Lives [recorded and live virtual CCEU event]
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October 2020
How to Navigate Distractions and Create Structure During COVID-19
Overcoming Distractions Podcast [recorded podcast]
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June 2020
The Mysterious Paradox of Being a High Achiever with ADHD
Succeed with ADHD Virtual Summit [recorded event]
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June 2020
The Mysterious Paradox of Being a High Achiever with ADHD
ADHD Support Talk Radio [recorded podcast]
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March 2020
Staying Focused and Productive When The World Is In Crisis
Overcoming Distractions Podcast [recorded podcast]
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March 2020
Going from Bad to Badass When You Have ADHD
ADHD Women's Palooza [online event]
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November 2019
Improving the Well-Being of Lawyers with ADHD
North Carolina Lawyer Assistance Program Annual Volunteer Conference [in-person CLE]
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November 2019
Manufacture Motivation with Micro-Changes
Annual International Conference on ADHD [in-person event]
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August 2019
Stress, productivity, and lawyer well-being: what’s going on and what you can do about it
Greenberg Traurig, Philadelphia [recorded webcast CLE]
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July 2019
Fighting Distraction in Practice – What Does ADHD Have to Do with It?
Professional Development Consortium’s (PDC) 2019 Summer Conference [in-person CLE]
June 2019
Stress, productivity, and lawyer well-being: what’s going on and what you can do about it
Greenberg Traurig, Philadelphia [in-person and recorded webcast CLE]
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April 2019
Improving the Well-Being of Lawyers with ADHD
Pennsylvania Lawyers Concerned with Lawyers Volunteer Conference [in-person CLE]
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March 2019
The Mysterious Paradox of Being a High-Achiever with ADHD
ADHD Women's Palooza [online event]
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February 2018
The ADHD Trifecta: Creating Motivation toward Action
2018 Chester County / Main Line CHADD Conference [in-person breakout session]
February 2018
It’s BRAND NEW! Put the Sparkle Back to Your Attention with Micro-changes
ADHD Women's Palooza [online event]
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February 2018
Fighting Distractions in Practice – What Does ADHD Have to Do with It?
Under the Wire CLE Event - K & L Gates [in-person and live webcast CLE]
October 2017
Create a Micro-change to Keep Your Attention
ADHD Awareness Expo [online event]
July 2017
Use Mindfulness to Reset Your Autopilot and Stop Crashing
Succeed with ADHD Telesummit [online event]
June 2017
The ADHD Trifecta: Keeping Yourself in the Game of Life
Chester County/ Main Line CHADD, West Chester, PA [in-person chapter meeting]
April 2017
The Power of Research to Transform Coaching: Three Research Studies and Their Application to ADHD Coaching
ADHD Coaches Organization Research Committee, Conference Sub-Committee
ADHD Professionals Conference, Reston, VA [in-person break-out panel]
March 2017
The ADHD Trifecta: Creating Motivation Toward Action
ADDA Webinar Series [online live webinar]
January 2017
Distracted at Work and Home: Modern Life or ADHD?
Wilder Neurodiversity Employee Resource Group, St Paul, MN [private webcast]
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Just a note to thank you for the excellent presentation you made at the recent Women's Palooza. I took a lot of notes on your presentation, and I'm glad I did because you gave so many wonderful, workable ideas for "making micro-changes for big results." I have implemented a number of your suggestions into my daily routines, and they have made a noticeable difference in how productive I am. I especially appreciate your helpful suggestions because I have struggled with ADHD my entire adult life. Your suggestions were very helpful, and I appreciate you for taking the time to help me (and I'm sure many, many other people.) Thank you very much!" - Susan, H., teacher
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The mental health/substance abuse CLE presentation on ADHD was incredible, very informative and helpful." - Anonymous, Lawyer
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Ms. Dixon’s ADHD CLE presentation really opened my eyes to possible personal issues." - Anonymous, Lawyer
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Casey Dixon was fabulous! Her CLE presentation was the best mental health program I have ever attended." - Anonymous, Lawyer
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Casey Dixon, an established life coach, is also an excellent speaker. Her webinar this month on the ADHD Trifecta provided a practical concept map and numerous useful tips. Any ADHD related professional organization would do well to engage her. I thought I knew a lot about ADHD, but I learned more than a few new things from her presentation." ~ Ron Bashian, M.D.
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I could not close down my computer without thanking you for the TRULY WONDERFUL Webinar I just accessed via ADDClasses.com! You did such a great job with information, presentation and explanation. I have never seen the ADHD Trifecta but am very excited to make it a part of my ADHD Tool Box! Thank you so much for sharing of your time, knowledge and wisdom." ~ Rita Chisum ~ WisdomSeeker, South Louisiana, USA
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Casey is an amazingly gifted speaker, both in person and virtually. She engages the listener easily with a crystal clear perspective and knowledgeable presence, explaining even the most difficult of concepts in a straightforward and captivating manner. She paints an unclouded and encouraging vision with her words, and draws her audience in to the information she shares with a gentle, confident style and friendly demeanor." ~ Caryn Reedy, ADHD and Professional Coach & Deputy Chief Learning Officer
From the Audience...
Brilliant idea - using 'mini-urgency' to keep us going without burnout. So many good ideas and one I can feel I can actually do :): The mini 'deadlines' with mini-accountability I never fall for my 'self-imposed/fake' deadlines but this idea of creating a deadline with someone else involved - like having weekly meetings with a client to make sure we work regularly on their case etc. Brilliant. Thank you. Women's Palooza is always quality information."
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This session (Master Your ADHD Love for Urgency without Burning Yourself Out!) was truly great. First of all, I appreciated that it wasn't too long so I was able to focus the entire time. Also, the suggestions for creating fake urgency sound doable and realistic, and I look forward to putting them into practice."
