Thu, Feb 19
|Zoom workshop
Diagnostic Tune-Up: Bypassing ADHD Blunders
CE Eligible (APA) – 3; *You must be present for the entire workshop to qualify for CE Credits. Audience: Professionals who have formal postgraduate education in psychological assessment, Graduate students Instructional Level: Intermediate
Time & Location
Feb 19, 2026, 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM EST
Zoom workshop
About the event
Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective psychological care, yet ADHD remains one of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions in both children and adults. This interactive two-hour workshop is designed for clinicians and graduate students who want to sharpen their diagnostic skills and reduce common errors in assessment. We’ll explore the latest research on ADHD prevalence and misdiagnosis, review case examples where symptom overlap leads to confusion, and discuss how factors such as anxiety, trauma, learning differences, and environmental stressors can masquerade as ADHD.
Participants will gain practical tools for conducting thorough evaluations, learn how to differentiate ADHD from other conditions, and discover strategies for making sound diagnostic decisions. Whether you conduct direct assessments or collaborate in the diagnostic process, this workshop offers actionable insights to support accurate identification and effective intervention for ADHD.
Learning Objectives:
Identify common diagnostic errors and overlapping symptom presentations that contribute to misdiagnosis of ADHD…
Tickets
General Admission
$155.00
Total
$0.00
Registration Information & Policies
1. Because of the nature of some of the workshops, particularly those related to psychological testing and assessment, you may be asked for your degree/training, your license state, and license number for purposes related to test security. Julie A Keen, LLC reserves the right to disinvite participants if they do not meet prerequisite qualifications for a training (and will provide a refund, as appropriate).
2. If you require accommodations to fully experience the workshop, please include that information as part of your registration, and every effort will be made to implement reasonable requests for accommodations.
3. Because the CE opportunities are predominantly conducted by Julie Keen, Psy.D., the organization has secured the agreement of volunteer psychologists that may be contacted if there is a conflict of interest with the instructor/owner of the organization. If you have a complaint about a presenter, conditions of training, or the company, please consider providing feedback directly. Every attempt at active listening will be utilized to make providing feedback a positive experience. If direct feedback is not an option, or if you are unsatisfied with the conversation, you can submit a complaint to: JKPsyDFeedback@gmail.com where it will be received by a psychologist volunteer who will keep your identity anonymous, unless you explicitly ask otherwise. See full Complaint Procedure here.
4. In order to receive CE Credit, you must be present for the entire workshop. Participant attendance will be monitored at intervals throughout the workshop. Refunds for incomplete workshop attendance will not be offered except for the most extenuating circumstances.
5. If you cannot attend a workshop you registered for, a refund may be offered in advance to the start of the workshop. You must contact Julie A Keen LLC by email (info@juliekeenpsyd.com) or phone (860-251-9508) prior to the start of the said workshop in order to be eligible for a refund. If you contact Julie A Keen, LLC after the workshop has started, you may forfeit your claim to a refund.
6. Unless otherwise indicated specifically, Dr. Keen and the organization of Julie A Keen, LLC does not receive any commercial support, nor does the educational activity receive commercial support.