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Practical workshops that help parents create calmer, more functional homes for children with ADHD & autism.

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Parents of neurodivergent children are often given advice that doesn’t account for how their children’s brains work.

Organized by Sharla offers practical workshops that help families design home systems that support executive functioning and reduce daily overwhelm.

These workshops provide parents with simple strategies they can implement immediately.

Workshops are ideal for:

• schools and parent councils
• therapy clinics
• community organizations
• parenting groups

Available Workshops

  • The Low-Friction Home : Systems That Work for ADHD & Autism Families


    Parents learn how to design home environments that reduce overwhelm and support executive functioning.

  • Calm Mornings for ADHD Families

    Parents learn how to create morning routines that reduce chaos and make school mornings smoother.

  • Homework Without Battles

    Learn how to design homework environments that support focus and reduce frustration.

  • Decluttering Without Shame

    A compassionate approach to reducing household overwhelm in neurodivergent homes.

  • The Calm Playroom

    Designing toy systems that reduce overstimulation and help children maintain their spaces more easily.

  • Organizing When You Have ADHD

    Realistic organizing strategies that work with ADHD brains rather than against them.

Workshops typically include:

• 60–90 minute presentation
• practical strategies and examples
• optional Q&A session
• take-home resources for participant

Workshops can be delivered:

• in person
• virtually via Zoom

These workshops are designed for:

• parents of children with ADHD
• parents of children with autism
• families navigating executive function challenges
• educators and therapists supporting neurodivergent students

About the Presenter

Sharla Fanous is the founder of Organized by Sharla, where she helps families design home systems that support children with ADHD and autism.

Her work combines:

• operations systems thinking
• psychology and child development
• experience in childcare and family support
• lived experience in a neurodivergent household

She specializes in helping families create low-friction home environments that support executive functioning and reduce daily overwhelm.

Booking Information

Organizations interested in hosting a workshop can inquire below.

Typical workshops run 60–90 minutes and can be delivered either in person or virtually.

Custom topics can also be developed based on your community’s needs.

Interested in bringing a workshop to your school, clinic, or community group?

Submit the inquiry form and we’ll follow up with availability and details.