Encinitas|Local Event
ADHD Mind Mapping Online Workshop
Event Details
Do you struggle with overwhelm, flooding (all details "flooding together in your brain"), follow-through, or knowing where to start on a project?
Mind Mapping is the #1 Productivity Tool for people with ADHD.
Mind Mapping can be extremely helpful with:
+ Planning your day
+ Mapping out projects
+ Breaking down overwhelming tasks
+ Organizing your thoughts
+ Business planning
+ Writing essays and reports
Who Can Benefit?
This workshop can be valuable to anyone who struggles with task overwhelm: entrepreneurs, creative professions, college and grad students, or anyone that's looking for a useful tool to bring more organization and structure to their life.
Scientifically Proven to be Effective
Mind Mapping is a scientifically-backed approach to learning. Research has consistently demonstrated its effectiveness. Studies in publications such as the Journal of Applied Cognitive Psychology have shown that visual note-taking techniques like Mind Mapping can significantly improve long-term memory retention and the ability to synthesize complex information. This method is particularly effective for neurodivergent minds as it leverages creativity and non-linear thinking.
Special Bonus: All participants will have full life-time access to mind mapping software we've specifically tailored for people with ADHD.
Note: Space is limited to ensure a quality learning environment.
Dates:
Saturday, June 28, 2025 | 12pm - 2:30pm Pacific Time (Main Session)
Tuesday, July 1, 2025 | 12pm - 1:30pm Pacific Time (Optional Q and A and make up session)
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About the Instructor:
Michael Joseph Ferguson is an author, ADHD life coach, public speaker, workshop facilitator, and host of the popular ADHD podcast “Adult ADHD ADD Tips and Support”. Author of the foundational and widely-read books "The Drummer and the Great Mountain – a Guidebook to Transforming Adult ADD/ADHD" and "ADHD Time Management", Michael has been a leading voice in the ADHD neurodiversity movement.
Michael has been teaching mind mapping workshops since 2002 and had pioneered a method of mind mapping specifically focused on how ADHD brains process information.