EPISODE #37 | Michelle Lewis – Teaching with ADHD and Empowering ADHD Students, Their Teachers and Parents

In this episode with Michelle we dive into: The inspiration behind starting i.am.me and focusing on ADHD advocacy. Personal stories highlighting the challenges of living with ADHD. Common misconceptions about ADHD and how to address them. Strategies to empower students with ADHD. Characteristics of ADHD. The role of parents in supporting their children with ADHD and collaborating with educators. Practical tips for teachers to create an inclusive classroom environment. Advice for students with ADHD on self-advocacy. PLUS MUCH MORE More About Michelle Michelle is the founder of i.am.me ADHD, an educational organisation based in Adelaide dedicated to ADHD awareness and education. With over 30 years of teaching experience, Michelle is not only a seasoned educator but also a parent of children with ADHD and has ADHD herself. She established i.am.me to educate teachers, parents, and students about ADHD at a time when diagnoses are becoming increasingly common, yet the stigma surrounding ADHD remains significant. Michelle is deeply passionate about discussing ADHD and believes that fostering self-advocacy can transform how students perceive themselves and their education, as well as how teachers can support students with ADHD. Connect Website: iamme.net.auEmail: [email protected]: Michelle LewisFacebook: iammeInstagram: iamme World’s Biggest Gratitude Lesson eventTake the Your Schools Wellbeing ScorecardJoin the Wellbeing Wizard Waitlist