Althea AcademyReviews of altheaacademy.com

Totally professional. Exactly as promised and more. I look forward to attending their next event!

I got to watch most of the videos. My budget didnt allow for the VIP pass, however I am so grateful to have had the oppotunity to experience the interviews. I am just starting out as an ADHD coach and this week I have pulled from the expert knowledge I gained last week. I think Spela was the big star of this. Her questions were simple, direct and so relevent. Many thanks Spela and team. I am insipred to continue my journey.

This ADHD Summit has been truly transformative for me. Learning directly from the experts has been incredibly rewarding. It has given me unwavering hope for my 11-year-old son, who was recently diagnosed with the combined type of ADHD. Starting him on medication and hearing from other psychiatrists confirmed that I made the right decision for him. Thank you, Spela, for the incredible work and support you provide to parents managing neurodiverse children. I feel privileged to have attended these sessions. They have alleviated my fears about my son's future—replacing overthinking with confidence. I am now certain he will have a bright and successful future ahead.

I was unable to view all the speakers at this summit. However, the speakers I did observe were both engaging and highly knowledgeable. I gained significant insights regarding my late diagnosed ADHD.

The ADHD Summit was 5 of the most educational days in my life. I'm a retired teacher with a Masters Degree in education. I, too, agree that somehow all of this information should be mandatory for all educators around the world (paraphrased from one of the speakers). Additionally, I will be passing along how great this summit was for me, and suggesting to any/every one that they would definitely benefit from viewing these sessions. Five days straight was fairly intense, but I don't think there's a better way. I partook to 17 sessions.

Great summit, excellent speakers, information was spot on 👍🏾

The struggle is real. To be able to listen to stories and experiences that inspire is so helpful. I have renewed hope and aspirations.

So good to hear first hand from the interviewed how they dealt with their specific challenges. It really makes you feel seen and part of a large group of people who are different but worthy. The right questions were asked and it clarified a lot of issues for me as I am very late diagnosed with ADHD, am 73.