6 days.
19 sessions.
30+ experts.

Marius Reger is the fitness coach behind The ADHD Fitness Guy, where he helps adults with ADHD get fitter, healthier, and more consistent without burning out. He has built an audience of more than 175,000 followers across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube by sharing realistic, ADHD-friendly approaches to movement and habit-building. His work focuses on helping overwhelmed ADHDers find a sustainable way to stay active instead of bouncing between all-or-nothing cycles.

Co-founder & CEO of Shimmer, the leading coaching platform for teens and adults with ADHD. She was recognized as a Forbes 30 Under 30 and Inc. Female Founders honoree.

Xenia Angevin is the Principal Coaching Psychologist at Shimmer, where she leads the design, implementation, and evaluation of coaching programs for adults with ADHD. With expertise spanning psychology, technology, and cross-cultural leadership, her work is grounded in both academic research and lived experience. Xenia brings deep insight into cognitive diversity, digital strategy, and human development, shaping how ADHD care is delivered at scale.

Kyrus Keenan Westcott (Ky) is a mental health advocate, content creator, and viral voice in the ADHD space. After being diagnosed with ADHD later in life, Kyrus began sharing his journey online, blending humor, vulnerability, and education to build a safe space for neurodivergent individuals.

Suzanne Sophos is the President-Elect of CHADD, a Certified Peer Support Specialist (CMPSS), and a longtime advocate for neurodivergent individuals and families. As an AuDHD/2e adult and parent, she blends lived experience with professional training to lead inclusive peer support spaces and mentor others in building community. Her work focuses on helping people feel seen, supported, and empowered.

Dr. Carolyn Lentzsch-Parcells is a board-certified adolescent medicine physician and a leading voice in the ADHD community. As a physician with ADHD herself, she combines clinical expertise with lived experience to empower teens and young adults to better understand their brains and thrive with neurodivergence.

Dr. Sharon Saline is a licensed clinical psychologist and leading ADHD expert with over 30 years of experience working with children, teens, adults, and families. She is the author of What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew and is known for her compassionate, practical approach to managing ADHD with insight, connection, and real-world strategies.

Dr. Alan Graham, Ph.D., brings over 30 years of experience as a therapist, educator, author, and ADHD coach. He’s trained thousands of professionals, led groundbreaking programs, and helped individuals and families build resilience and structure in their lives. As Dean of the ADHD Coach Training Program at MentorCoach and co-creator of ADDvisor.com, he’s a leader in shaping how we understand and support ADHD.

​Savant is a 33 year old Disability & Neurodivergence Advocate, Spiritual Practitioner, and currently in studies to become a Neurodivergence and Divinity Integration Coach. Amongst being diagnosed with AuDHD, he also journeys with Sensorimotor OCD, Dyslexia as well as Savant Syndrome.

Dr. Priyanka Rao is a licensed psychologist and executive coach and the founder of Asha Coaching & Consulting. She works with late-diagnosed ADHD adults, especially professionals, entrepreneurs, and leaders, helping them build systems and self-trust that fit how they think. Diagnosed with ADHD in her thirties, she combines clinical expertise with her own lived experience and a neurodiversity-affirming, strengths-based approach. As the eldest daughter of Indian immigrants, she also brings a deep commitment to multicultural inclusion to her work.

Trina Haynes is an ADHD advocate and longtime leader in the ADHD community who brings deep personal insight to her work. With over 20 years of experience in marketing and a passion for helping creative, entrepreneurial minds, she supports people facing burnout, overwhelm, and chaos. Trina helps others find balance by turning their ADHD strengths into momentum.

Anna Charitonos holds an MSc in Neuroscience and Cognition from Utrecht University, with a specialization in science communication. She runs @an.nalogy, an Instagram community of more than 90,000 followers, where she shares science-informed insights and her own lived experience with ADHD, productivity, mental health, and personal growth. Her work turns complex neuroscience into accessible, practical tools for everyday life, drawing on original research, including a study on breathing patterns and attention, and on her background in multimedia storytelling and health communication. She joins the summit to share science, strategies, and stories for studying and living well with ADHD.

Cassandra Aarssen is a bestselling author, ADHD advocate, and the founder of Clutterbug®. Known for her relatable, judgment-free approach to organization, she has helped millions of people around the world discover their organizing style and create homes that are easier to manage. Her practical strategies have been featured on television, in bestselling books, and through her popular YouTube channel and podcast.

Dr. Hogan is an AuDHD, Chickasaw, queer, chronically ill, and hard-of-hearing psychologist with over a decade of experience in Autism and ADHD assessment. She specializes in identifying Autism in women, trans and non-binary folks, and marginalized communities, and founded Neuron & Rose and The Divergent Clinician. She speaks internationally on neurodiversity-affirming assessment and late identification.

Ari Scott is a creator, entrepreneur, and unapologetic voice for ADHD-led businesses. After getting expelled from school and fired from five jobs, she turned her ADHD diagnosis into a launchpad and built a business from $57 into a full-time career. Now she helps other ADHD entrepreneurs build brain-aligned businesses with practical, no-fluff strategies that actually work.

Anjali Vittal is a competitive powerlifter and fitness creator who shares her training and her life with an audience of nearly 70,000 across Instagram and TikTok. She lifts with the UMass Amherst Powerlifting Team and studied neuroscience, bringing a curiosity about how the brain works to how she talks about strength and consistency. Her content is built on honesty about the real ups and downs behind staying committed, which has made her a relatable voice for people who want fitness to feel human rather than perfect.

Annika Angelo holds a master's in health psychology and is one of the leading voices in ADHD nutrition research. Through Nutrimind Lab, she turns dense scientific studies into clear, practical strategies that help ADHD adults support their focus, energy, and mood through food. She breaks down the latest research on topics like protein, omega-3s, and how ADHD brains process nutrients, and she reaches a large community across her newsletter, podcast, and social channels. Her work is evidence-based and judgment-free, meeting people where they are instead of pushing restriction or diets.

Dr. Jen Wolkin is a Harvard-trained neuropsychologist, speaker, and writer whose work focuses on ADHD, trauma, and the ways hormones shape the brain. Much of it centers on how perimenopause and menopause can amplify or reveal ADHD in women, and why the answer is compassion and real support rather than willpower. She explains the science of estrogen, dopamine, and executive function in plain language, and she is a strong advocate for better, more holistic healthcare for women in midlife. She pairs clinical depth with a clear understanding of what these transitions actually feel like.

Jesse J. Anderson is a writer, speaker, and ADHD advocate known for making ADHD relatable, clear, and a little funny. He’s the author of Extra Focus, host of the ADHD Nerds podcast, and creator of a weekly newsletter with over 60,000 readers. Diagnosed at 36, Jesse shares honest stories and practical tips to help others feel less alone and more empowered.

Dr. Anil Chacko is a clinical psychologist and Associate Professor at NYU, with an additional appointment at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. His research focuses on developing engaging, effective, and sustainable prevention, intervention, and service delivery models for youth at-risk for or affected with disruptive behavior disorders, including ADHD. His work is grounded in ongoing clinical practice with families and close collaboration with community service providers.

Elaine Taylor-Klaus is a Master Certified Coach, author, and one of the leading voices in parenting and neurodiversity. She co-founded ImpactParents, the first global coaching organization for parents raising children with ADHD, anxiety, and other complex needs, where she has educated tens of thousands of parents and certified hundreds of professionals around the world. She is the author of several books, including The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids with ADHD, Anxiety and More, and she co-hosts the Parenting with Impact podcast. Diagnosed with ADHD and learning differences herself at 40, Elaine is also the mom in a big ADHD family, and she brings that lived experience to everything she teaches.

Sharon Pope is the co-founder of Shelpful, an accountability and support service designed to help people with ADHD follow through on daily tasks. She’s dedicated to creating compassionate systems that make progress feel possible.

Meredith Carder is the Author of "It All Makes Sense Now" and a creator who helps neurodivergent individuals understand themselves with compassion and curiosity. Diagnosed as an adult, Meredith blends lived experience with professional expertise, offering practical, relatable tools for emotional regulation and executive function.

Maruko is a biomedical engineering student, founder, and ADHD coach who helps ambitious people turn overwhelm into measurable progress. Through her work as the ADHD Garden Fairy, she builds science-backed strategies and ADHD-informed systems, grounded in professional guidance from therapists and psychiatrists, to keep her approach practical and evidence-informed. She joins the summit's student panel to share a current student's view on studying and getting things done with ADHD.

Ari Tuckman is a psychologist, presenter, author, and ADHD thought leader. With 25 years in private practice, he specializes in diagnosing and treating ADHD and works with individuals, couples, and families. Tuckman is also the author of four books on adult ADHD and regularly contributes to ADHD-related publications such as Attention and ADDitude. He has given over 650 presentations and podcast interviews across the U.S. and in nine other countries. Audiences routinely give him excellent reviews for his ability to make complicated information understandable.