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Welcome to #ADHDCon2020!

  • Posted by Duane Gordon
  • Categories ADDA, ADDA, Conference
  • Date April 21, 2020
  • Comments 12 comments

We are thrilled to announce once again, ADDA, CHADD and the ACO are partnering to bring you the 2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD. It will be happening November 5-7, 2020. This online-only event will still bring together adults, coaches, organizers, educators, parents/caregivers, physicians, psychologists, researchers and healthcare providers from around the world who are part of the ADHD community.

This virtual conference will include all of your favorites:

  • Keynote Sessions
  • ADHD Professional Institute Sessions (API)
  • General Conference Sessions
  • Networking Sessions
  • Non-Session Activities
  • Exhibit Hall
  • Talent Show

Our virtual conference will let you to participate in a global-scale event with no travel cost. The virtual format offers unique opportunities! You attend live, meet the speakers, meet your peers and make new friends! But we’ll also keep the event open 2 weeks after the live event. No one would wish for the situation we’re coping with, but offering a virtual conference is an opportunity to reach the global ADHD community. No one on Earth is too far away to travel to this virtual Conference!

If you’ve never been to the International ADHD Conference, or if you’ve been waiting for us to hold the Conference close enough for you to attend, your wish is granted! We’re coming to your nearest computer!

At the 2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD, we’ll be using the latest technology to offer a close-to-live-as-possible experience (better in some cases – no one will kick you out to the room before the speaker answers your question!) Interact with speakers, experts, exhibitors, friends and fellow attendees through live-streaming video and chat sessions.

Stay tuned!  More information will be coming your way on the 2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD!

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Duane Gordon

Duane Gordon is President of the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA). As Communication Chair, Gordon led development of the ADDA Health Storylines mobile app. Gordon co-chaired two ADDA Conferences, leading the development of the mobile applications used in those conferences. Gordon is an adult with ADHD, an advocate and mentor for adults with ADHD, a founder of the Montreal Adult ADHD Support Group where he frequently presents on the use of technology in coping with ADHD, and Gordon is an expert with over 20 years’ experience in the field of computer technology.

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    12 Comments

  1. sharon strauchs
    April 22, 2020
    Reply

    Advertising opportunities?
    Speaker opportunities?
    Thanks, Sharon

    • Duane Gordon
      April 22, 2020
      Reply

      If you or your organization is interested in Exhibiting, or advertising during the conference, please review the 2020 Annual International Conference on ADHD Prospectus.

      Strong Minds – Healthy Lives

      If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please contact Hermoine Wellman or April Gower-Getz for more details.

  2. Leslie Darga
    April 22, 2020
    Reply

    Great way to turn Lemons into Lemonade! So should we cancel our hotel reservations?

    • Duane Gordon
      April 23, 2020
      Reply

      Yes, you may want to cancel your hotel reservations – unless you wanted to go to Dallas, conference or not.

  3. Heath
    April 22, 2020
    Reply

    Outstanding news! Excellent solution. Bravo to all involved for making this happen! Looking forward to attending.

  4. Adam
    April 24, 2020
    Reply

    Will the admission fee be the same as if the conference had been held in person?

    • Duane Gordon
      April 24, 2020
      Reply

      There will be a different fee structure, but the costs and fees have not been finalized yet. However, you won’t need to travel or stay at a hotel for the duration of the event, so the Conference as a whole will be much more affordable.

    • Judy
      May 24, 2020
      Reply

      Please update me and send the
      latest on the Online, Virtual ADHA
      International Conference, as soon as
      it’s available.

  5. Terry Huff
    April 24, 2020
    Reply

    I’m pleased that I don’t have to worry for months about the possibility of flying to Dallas and navigating a massive airport and hotel in these times. Thanks for getting ahead of this early! I will miss seeing my colleagues and friends in person, but I look forward to some virtual gatherings before, during, or after the conference.

  6. Annette Tabor
    May 13, 2020
    Reply

    Wow! This is exiting news! This will make it more affordable for more people to attend the conference! I can’t wait!
    I am sure we will have plenty of opportunities to meet virtually with our Conference friends! “See” you there!

  7. Margaret Howell
    September 18, 2020
    Reply

    Looking forward to the conference!

  8. Margaret Howell
    September 18, 2020
    Reply

    Looking forward to the conference!

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