Dr. Tamara Rosier is the founder of the ADHD Center of West Michigan. She is the author of Your Brain’s Not Broken, You, Me, and Our ADHD Family, and Your Brain’s Not Broken Workbook. Dr. Rosier is the former president of the ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO) and co-chair of the International Conference on ADHD, where she has contributed to advancing conversations around ADHD coaching, emotional regulation, and neurodiversity across the lifespan.

Lollie Weeks is an internationally recognized ADHD and executive function academic and life coach, speaker, and founder of Fast Brain Coaching. She works with students, families, and educators to develop practical strategies that help individuals with ADHD navigate academic and life challenges while building confidence, self-advocacy, and independence. Drawing on extensive professional training and lived experience with ADHD—both personally and as a parent—Lollie brings expertise and empathy to her work. She is passionate about helping individuals leverage their strengths and develop the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond.

Amanda is a Certified ADHD Coach based in Houston, Texas, with a background in Behavior Analysis. She helps individuals better understand how ADHD shows up in their daily lives and develop practical strategies that truly work for their unique minds. She brings a compassionate, supportive approach to coaching, focusing on confidence and lasting progress to help my clients overcome obstacles and move forward. Amanda is a co-facilitator of ADDA’s Becoming a People Person Group, a support group for adults with ADHD, working on strengthening their social skills. She has served on the Professional Advisory Counsel for ADDA-SR since 2024.

Jami Shapiro is an ADDCA-trained ADHD Coach, host of the Grandma Has ADHD podcast, and author of This Explains So Much: Understanding Undiagnosed ADHD for Those Who Have Too Much, Feel Too Much, or Have Been Told They Are Too Much. As founder of Silver Linings Transitions, a senior move management company, Jami spent years working with chronically disorganized older adults — only to realize that what families often mistook for stubbornness or decline was frequently unrecognized ADHD. A Level 2 Specialist with the Institute for Challenging Disorganization and a Certified Senior Move Manager, she brings a rare combination of lived experience, clinical training, and boots-on-the-ground insight into what ADHD actually looks like in the aging population — and what coaches need to know to serve them well.

Diane Dempster, MHSA, CPC, PCC, is a professional coach, speaker, author, educator, and recovering yelling mom. A 2025 CHADD Hall of Fame recipient and co-founder of ImpactParents.com and ImpactADHD®, she teaches a neuro-informed coach-approach to parenting, blending behavior management with change management to help parents and concerned adults empower kids, teens, and young adults to become independent and successful. Diane is the co-host of the Parenting with Impact podcast and co-author of Parenting ADHD Now!. An experienced leader, spiritual wanderer, change agent, and all-around life guide, she is dedicated to helping families create deep, inside-out, sustainable change.

Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, is a globally recognized thought leader at the intersection of neurodiversity, coaching, and parenting. As co-founder of ImpactADHD® (dba ImpactParents.com), she developed the Neuro-Informed Coaching modality known as the Impact Model. In addition to empowering families, Elaine advocates for coaches and helping professionals to integrate neuro-informed coaching into their existing practices, enabling them to better support complex individuals with confidence, nuance, and effectiveness. A 2025 CHADD Hall of Fame recipient, ICF DEIB Committee member, and mother of an ADHD++ family of six, Elaine brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her work. She is the host of the Parenting with Impact podcast and the author of award-winning books and programs, including Parenting ADHD Now! Easy Interventions to Empower Kids with ADHD, The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids with ADHD, Anxiety and More, and Sanity School® for Parents, Teachers, and Professionals.

Marc Almodovar is a community build and ADHD advocate who founded the Men’s ADHD Support Group in 2019 after recognizing the need for a space where men with ADHD could be open, vulnerable, and supported. What began as a Facebook community has grown into the largest men’s ADHD support group on the platform and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding ADHD and men’s mental health. Through his advocacy, Marc has been featured in Forbes and leading ADHD podcasts, and continues to speak, educate, and inspire others to rethink what it means to live with ADHD.

Marc Almodovar is a community builder and ADHD advocate who founded the Men’s ADHD Support Group in 2019 after recognizing the need for a space where men with ADHD could be open, vulnerable, and supported. What began as a Facebook community has grown into the largest men’s ADHD support group on the platform and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding ADHD and men’s mental health. Through his advocacy, Marc has been featured in Forbes and leading ADHD podcasts, and continues to speak, educate, and inspire others to rethink what it means to live with ADHD.