By the end of this course, you will:

1. Explain the prefrontal cortex's role in daily functioning, and recognize how that shows up in the session room. 2. Understand psychostimulant medication efficacy and its effect on therapy outcomes. 3. Distinguish an under-medicated ADHD brain from a well-medicated one, so you can flag concerns early instead of after months of stalled progress. 4. Help clients identify and evaluate effective symptom control, using language that supports rather than second-guesses their prescriber. 5. Recognize and address barriers to effective treatment, including medication stigma and sub-optimal dosing.

Why this course exists: In multi-modal ADHD care, clarity about medication isn't optional. It's part of competent treatment planning.

Stay current

This efficient 30-minute course delivers essential, up-to-date psychoeducation on the role of ADHD medication in psychotherapy for adults, and shows you exactly where it fits into your treatment plan.

Accurate and Guideline-Based

Covers psychostimulant medication efficacy, how to spot medicated versus unmedicated ADHD presentations, how to assess treatment effectiveness, and how to identify the invisible barriers that derail treatment.

Built to Integrate

Learn how to align multi-modal treatment goals with your ADHD clients, taught by a therapist and clinical supervisor who has been treating ADHD for over a decade.

Participant benefits:

You'll leave with accurate, current information on the role of ADHD medication in adult ADHD treatment, satisfying ongoing competency standards while gaining renewed confidence facilitating a core part of ADHD care.

Christina Crowe, MACP, RP, CMHP, OVCS

Christina Crowe, MACP, RP, CMHP, OVCS Christina is a neurodivergent-affirming Registered Psychotherapist (CRPO# 3908), Certified IPT Therapist, and Ontario Validated Clinical Supervisor. She works with individuals aged 16 and up, couples, and families. Christina has treated ADHD for over a decade, trained new therapists as a practicum supervisor, and provided ADHD-specific clinical supervision and consultation to practicing clinicians. She regularly presents on ADHD to the public, workplaces, and scientific audiences.

What people are saying

Praise For Understanding The Role of ADHD Medication 

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Info about sub-optimal dosing, and the nuances with anxiety and medication efficacy were great. Great value for the investment.
Tory W.

Kitchener, ON

The most useful thing was learning about [the impacts of] sub-optimal dosing, the interplay with anxiety and medication nuances.
V.W.

Ontario

Embrace a neurodivergent-affirming approach and give your clients the high-quality, comprehensive care they deserve.

Enroll now to keep your ADHD competency current.