It’s a radical act to unapologetically design for strengths in a world that focuses on remedying deficits. It’s also the secret sauce when it comes to an authentic and fulfilling life. We all dream of rich support ecosystems that are effortless to maintain. Design thinking is an approach almost tailor-made for ADHD brains to help us get there!
In this webinar, executive & ADHD coach Frankie Berkoben will introduce what design thinking is, how to put theory into practice, and outline tools that create agency, momentum and freedom from decision fatigue.
We’ll cover common pitfalls and misconceptions around iterative problem-solving, how executive functions impact negativity bias, and why self-advocacy is a force multiplier in all areas of your life. Bring your favorite note-taking implements and prepare for a fun session!
Learning Objectives:
- How to leverage design thinking to engineer systems and structures that support the way your brain works best
- Apply the scientific method and iterative problem-solving to nudge analysis paralysis out of the way
- How generating your own User Manual acts as a catalyst for reliably getting into a flow state
Course Features
- Lectures 3
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 62 minutes
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 106
- Assessments Yes
2 Comments
Is it possible to share the chat with this webinar?
I know so much information is usually shared in the chat but Im not sure if they are posted somewhere afterwards. I always lose a good chunk of them even if I make it to watch the webinar live. Thank you 🙏
For some reason the review process breaks down for me consistently so I will post my review here. Someone needs to address this on the back end and the UX end. I’ve never been able to leave reviews .
so, my score is a 5
Great webinar, worth your time and should be on everyone’s short-list.
My comments
I learned about Design Thinking when it was mentioned in one of my ADDA groups a few weeks back. Frankie did a nice job of applying these concepts to both the mundane and profound, such as applying critical thinking for practical projects or problems before us, or for how we wish to redesign our work, our life, our self-understanding, or step further into our ideal vision that reflects our authentic selves and capabilities yet to be unboxed. The presentation slides and info was done really well and very accessible and understandable and my brain didn’t hurt too much with too many disparate half-understood new ideas – like a an adolescent who just spent 8 hours bingeing on video games and skittles. Also, Frankie is a really thoughtful and thorough communicator. She did a superb job of articulating my experiences and reality as a neurodivergent person and clearly linking those experiences to the practical concepts she covered in the webinar. Very well done and worth the time! Nicely done! Bravo!