Webinar
Wednesday, 15th april 20265:30pm – 8:30pm
Webinar live from 5:20pm
‘It’s Time to do Time Differently’ with Trudy Parkin
ADHD-Friendly Time Strategies That Finally Work for Your Brain
Join us for this engaging and practical webinar that reflects Trudy’s signature style – informative, interactive, and genuinely enjoyable – delivered as a supportive, large-group coaching experience rather than a traditional lecture.
This isn’t just another time management session. Throughout the evening, you’ll be gently guided to explore your own experience of time and recognise patterns. You begin building a personalised, ADHD-friendly approach to protecting and using your time in ways that feel realistic, achievable, and sustainable.
Using relatable examples and practical coaching tools, Trudy will help you better understand how the ADHD brain experiences time and why traditional productivity advice often falls short. This is an invitation to really understand your relationship with time, and from that place, create changes that no handout or list of tips could ever do on their own. As part of the webinar, you’ll also receive downloadable tools that Trudy uses with her one-on-one clients – resources designed to support real-world implementation and ongoing success long after the session ends.
What’s included:
✅ Live interactive webinar experience
✅ Downloadable tools and resources
✅ Access to presentation slides after the session
✅ Full webinar recording (so you can rewatch anytime)
✅ Certificate of Attendance
Whether you’re an ADHDer, parent, educator, or professional, this session offers practical insight, compassion, and actionable strategies you can begin using immediately.
🎥 Can’t make it live? No problem! All registered attendees will receive access to the recording afterwards.
🗓 Wednesday 15th April 2026
📍 Where: Online via Zoom
🕠 Time: 5:30pm – 8:30pm AEDT
Ticket Pricing
EARLY BIRD STANTARD TICKET
$57
Entry to Webinar
Certificate of Attendance
Live Online chat with speaker
Access to slides
Access to recording
Trudy Parkin spent 25 years working as an educator before transitioning into her current role as a certified ADHD Life Coach. With lived experience of ADHD, she brings both professional insight and personal understanding to her work, allowing her to connect deeply with those she supports.
Trudy is deeply passionate about helping people understand how their brains work, particularly in the context of ADHD. She focuses on softening self-judgement and supporting individuals to move away from shame and towards greater self-compassion. Through a practical, strengths-based approach, her work empowers people to build understanding, confidence, and strategies that lead to meaningful, sustainable change in everyday life.