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Alina Kislenko Courses
ADHD Focusing & Motivation Strategies... That Actually Work!
4.5 (2,162 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 42 mins- 2017
$54.99
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ADHD Study Skills For High School, College, & Grad School
4.5 (747 Reviews)
- Provider: Udemy
- Time: 1.8h
- 2018
$54.99
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Most Recent Review
The idea of STRESS analysis is helpful. However, the sounds of the wind and the creaking in the background were just too much for me to maintain my attention on the right thing. (Sound sensory issues with major misophonia.) The camera moving was also distracting, but I was able to look away from the screen, so that was a lesser annoyance.
- Review by Trena Harper on ADHD Focusing & Motivation Strategies... That Actually Work!
Instructor Bio
Alina Kislenko is a Registered Psychotherapist and Asst. Clinical Professor (adj.) in the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioural Neuroscience at a top medical school. She specializing in ADHD, Autism, & Gftedness. She was diagnosed with both ADHD & ASD herself in adulthood. Alina is also an international speaker, writer, and founder of the ADHD & Spectrum Centres in Guelph and Ottawa in Canada, which she now runs with her husband Matt Goetz, a fellow therapist and ADHDer/Autistic. She also founded the not for profit Women Trailblazing that helps women in poverty build entrepreneur and tech skills as well as spread mental health awareness.
Alina has won several awards for her work in the field, including the Woman of Distinction Award and the Mayor’s Award. She was diagnosed with ADHD in her early 20s and sees it as a superpower that she wouldn’t give up for anything!
She lives to help others with neurodiversity learn to drive their Ferrari minds and harness their special abilities.
