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Serving Marin County & Beyond
With ADHD in the house,
the road is no simple highway.
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​One dad called it, "the coolest, rapid-response ADHD boot camp.”
Grateful Dads: Your 1:1 ADHD Boot Camp – 3 hours of dad-focused coaching to move from reactive parenting to calm, intentional leadership at home.
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What You Get:
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A one-of-a-kind, CDC-aligned 1:1 ADHD Boot Camp for busy fathers navigating ADHD and/or neurodivergence of all kinds at home
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Practical guidance and same/next day insights for real-world parenting challenges that show up at home
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The Essence, Architecture, and results of the PAUSE People System, which I co-created
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​​3 Hours, On-Demand – Perfect for Dads’ Busy Schedules (3 month container)
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Begin with a 1-hour live or online deep dive in the Grateful Dads or regular PAUSE People System
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Delivered on Google Meet or here in Kentfield at the Lab
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Scheduled + same or next day personalized, direct coaching via phone, tailored to your needs: stress triggers, events big and small, seasonal stuff, school meetings, homework -the fastest path to tools that work. Practically on-demand. No problem.
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Monthly Grateful-Dads Pizza Parties and community at the Legion in Larkspur.
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What Dads Gain:
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ADHD-informed skills and insights from 30+ years of experience: special education consultant, teacher, former Director and Learning Specialist at Town, Drew, and JCHS, and father of two teens
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Research-based strategies to Look at it Right: understand your own patterns of reactivity (still the waters) and from there stay more intentional, present, and grounded
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Mindsets and roadmaps understand ADHD & self-regulation aka executive function skills
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Lots of appreciation good vibes from your wife, partner, and kids
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Bonuses:
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Great for parents who want to get on the same page
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A fresh, new approach if you've tried therapists and behavior coaches only to see modest improvement -and not much fun
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Extra helpful for divorced couples in multiple homes
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A bridge for families after therapeutic programs -consistent support for smoother home/school transitions
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Investment:
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$1,297.00​
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Hosted by Dan Leibowitz, M.Ed., M.Sp.Ed., C.E.T.
PAUSE People co-creator, veteran special education consultant, and father of two teen boys.
30+ years supporting neurodiverse kids and families
What Grateful Dads are saying:
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"It’s helping me think critically about my parenting style and break some patterns/habits that aren’t necessarily the most productive for raising the kids."
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"I liked the intentionality of trying to be better and hearing other dad’s stories and experiences. Learning from each other."
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"Green/Yellow/Red - Talking to my boys about how I’m feeling (yellow moving towards red). It resonates with my oldest."
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"I'm setting us up for success by making sure I set up my boys for success (in the mornings, etc…)."
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​"Ripple really resonates. The idea of being present and the energy that I bring to the family (good and BAD!)."
Why Grateful Dads?
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Inspired by the Grateful Dead’s 1980 Mill Valley acoustic set that spread joy for kids and families facing muscular dystrophy, Grateful Dads brings together local Marin fathers of neurodiverse kids (ages 6–13) in a dad-centered space, right where it all happened.
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​​​​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
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