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THREE-PART SERIES • SLEEP & ADHD

Restless Minds, Restful Nights

Understand common sleep challenges and learn strategies to build healthier bedtime routines and improve sleep quality for the whole family.

About This Series

The holiday season is often filled with excitement, celebration, and family traditions. However, for children and families navigating ADHD, anxiety, or emotional regulation challenges, the holidays can also bring increased stress, sensory overload, disrupted routines, and heightened expectations.
From busy gatherings and changes in sleep schedules to social pressures and emotional meltdowns, the season can quickly become overwhelming.
This engaging workshop will help parents and caregivers understand why the holidays can be particularly challenging for children with ADHD and anxiety, while providing realistic strategies to create a calmer, more connected holiday experience.
Participants will learn how to anticipate common holiday stressors, manage transitions, support sensory and emotional needs, set healthy boundaries, and maintain flexibility without sacrificing meaningful family traditions.
The session will emphasize practical tools that families can implement immediately, helping shift the focus away from perfection and toward connection, understanding, and emotional well-being.

Session Breakdown

11

Jan

Session 1:

Why Sleep Is So Difficult

Understanding sleep patterns, ADHD, anxiety, circadian rhythms, and the impact of poor sleep on attention, mood, and behaviour.

18

Jan

Session 2:

Building Better Sleep Habits

Building Better Sleep Habits: Creating sustainable bedtime routines, managing screen time, supporting transitions, and introducing behavioural sleep strategies.

25

Jan

Session 3:

From Bedtime Battles to Restful Nights

From Bedtime Battles to Restful Nights: Managing bedtime resistance, nighttime worries, and sleep-related anxiety while developing an individualized family sleep plan. We will also discuss when persistent difficulties warrant medical assessment.

★ Key Takeaway

Better sleep is not simply about going to bed earlier. It begins with understanding how the brain works and creating the right conditions for restorative rest.

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