Maria Rogers
Clinical Psychologist
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Book
Conventional parenting advice often fails to address the realities of neurodivergent family life. Dr. Rogers is writing a book grounded in the latest research, clinical insight, and lived experience to support parents navigating ADHD in themselves, their children, or both – with clarity and compassion.
Blog
The ADHD Parent: Thoughtful Parenting for Adults with ADHD is a Psychology Today column offering concise, accessible pieces grounded in research and clinical experience. In this new column, Dr. Rogers write about topics that support parents with ADHD as they navigate everyday family life.
Research
Dr. Rogers holds the Canada Research Chair in Child and Youth Mental Health and Well-Being at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada, where her research focuses on ADHD and its impact on family life, education, and well-being.
Parenting Courses
Drawing on extensive clinical and research expertise in ADHD, Dr. Rogers’ parenting courses are designed to support neurodivergent families. Informed by years of work in hospitals, clinics, schools, and community settings, they combine evidence-based research with practical, compassionate guidance.
Speaking + Media
Dr. Rogers is a sought-after speaker on ADHD, parenting, and school-based mental health. Her talks blend the latest research with real-world examples and practical, experiential learning, translating complex ideas into clear, accessible guidance.
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