Serving Marin County & Beyond
Grateful Dads: A coaching program for fathers raising kids with ADHD — built by a dad who gets it.
On-demand, CDC-aligned 1:1 support for busy fathers
Here's how it works: Grateful Dads is 1:1 coaching with Dan — via Google Meet, on your schedule, with on-demand support when real life happens.
$1295 · 3 hours · In-person in Kentfield or online
What Marin Fathers Are Saying · 2026
"There has been a total shift in our family dynamic. We are problem solving and simply working better as a team."
"It's helping me think critically about my parenting style and break some patterns that aren't the most productive for raising my kids."
"Ripple really resonates. The idea of being present — and the energy I bring to the family, good and bad."
"I liked the intentionality of trying to be better and hearing other dads' stories and experiences. Learning from each other."
"Green/Yellow/Red — talking to my boys about how I'm feeling, yellow moving towards red. It resonates with my oldest."
"I'm setting us up for success by making sure I set my boys up for success — in the mornings, in the routines."
WHO IS THIS FOR
Grateful Dads is right for you if:
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You're navigating ADHD at home — your child's, your own, or both
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You want to show up differently but haven't had a framework that actually fits
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You're a co-parent or divorced dad trying to get aligned around what work
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You've tried the strategies — the books, the apps, the advice — and something is still missing
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You want real support and real accountability, without it feeling clinical
About Dan
Dan Leibowitz, M.Ed., M.S.Sped., C.E.T. is a credentialed teacher, certified educational therapist, and co-creator of the PAUSE People System, with 30 years of experience supporting students with ADHD, learning differences, and executive function challenges — and the families raising them.
He's also a father of two teens. He knows what this feels like from the inside — the good moments and the hard ones. Grateful Dads exists because he knows that the most impactful thing a dad can do is understand ADHD for what it actually is, examine his own patterns of reactivity, and learn to show up in the ways his child's nervous system is asking for.
Why Grateful Dads?
Mill Valley Community Center, 12/6/80 setlist:
Dire Wolf • On The Road Again • I’ve Been All Around This World • Monkey And The Engineer •
Jack A Roe • Cassidy • Bird Song • Oh Babe It Ain’t No Lie • Ripple