SPEAKERS AND ARTISTS
CHOOSE AN ARTIST OR SPEAKER
- Anastasia Goodstein
- Andrew Marin
- Andy Root
- April Diaz
- Archie Honrado
- Barry Shafer
- Beth Slevcove
- Bishop Sherwood Carthen
- Brock Morgan
- Carolyn Custis James
- Cathy Burns
- Cathy Fields
- CeCe Balboni
- Chap Clark
- Chris Folmsbee
- Dale Fincher
- Dan Jessup
- Dan Webster
- Denise Van Eck
- Doug Fields
- Duffy Robbins
- Eddie James
- Elizabeth "Libbie" Patterson
- Fred Lynch
- Fred Whaples
- Grant Byrd
- Greg Stier
- Jan Ingerson
- Jarrett Stevens
- Jay Delp
- Jeanne Stevens
- Jeannie Oestreicher
- Jeannine Liebmann
- Jim Britts
- Jim Burns
- Jim Candy
- Jim Hancock
- Joel Lusz
- Jon Huckins
- Jonalyn Fincher
- Jonathan McKee
- Kara Powell
- Kelly Lashly
- Kelly Skiles
- Kurt Johnston
- Larry Lindquist
- Les Christie
- Lilly Lewin
- Maggie Robbins
- Mark Helsel
- Mark Matlock
- Mark Oestreicher
- Mark Yaconelli
- Marquis Laughlin
- Marv Penner
- Mike King
- Mike Pilavachi
- Phyllis Tickle
- Randy Brothers
- Rebecca Loveless
- Rich Van Pelt
- Sarah Sumner
- Scott Burks
- Sean Dunn
- Sean Meade
- Seth Barnes
- Seth McCoy
- Shane Claiborne
- Sheryl Fleisher
- Tom Sine
- Tommy Woodard
- Tony Campolo
- Walt Mueller
- Wayne Rice
- Will Penner
BIOGRAPHY
Jeannine Liebmann
Jeannine is a licensed professional counselor employed as a therapist in a hospital outpatient program. Since her husband's diagnosis of ADHD in 2000, she has spent the past eight years researching and applying her research to the coaching of youth and adults with ADD and speaking to professional and educational groups on the topic. Jeannine is involved in the music ministry at her church, where her husband Bob is the youth pastor. She has participated in the youth ministry, both as a mentor and an active supporter. She and her husband have 3 sons.
SCHEDULE FOR SACRAMENTO
Thinking Outside the Box: Working with ADD and ADHD Students
(Seminar Series #5)
Oct 12 3:30 PM-5:00 PM
Sacramento
If you’re frustrated with your ADHD students and wonder how to reach them, this workshop will provide you with a new approach to connect with them. Drawing on recent research from the medical, counseling, and educational fields, this seminar redefines ADHD as a gift, not a disorder. We’ll explore how these kids learn and perceive their world and how their experiences with peers and adults impact their self-image. We’ll also identify ways to nurture them and become their advocates and cheerleaders.
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