Dr. Adam Cox Practical Advice for Real Families

Download the
Free Article:

8 Mistakes

Family Matters is a free newsletter for those who want to know more about the psychology of youth and families.

Enter your email below:

Speaking

Dr. Adam Cox

I have received so much positive feedback from parents who attended your  sessions and also from educators. Thanks so much for giving us such thought -provoking, informative presentations and all your valuable input.”
Sylvia Menezes, CSAC Chair, Neil McNeil High School, Toronto

As someone dedicated to improving the capabilities of children, strengthening schools and spurring change in social policy, Dr. Cox has given presentations for thousands of professionals in the U.S. and abroad. "I know that I'm addressing informed audiences, who are seeking the most up to date information available, presented in a thought-provoking, relevant way.

Information about specific workshop topics may help you decide whether Dr. Cox can be of service to your group or school.

 

Audio

Why is Executive Control the Most
Important New Idea in Child Psychology


NPR radio interview with Dr. Adam Cox


Listen to a sample from "Building the Eight Pillars of Capable Young Minds"

Listen to a sample from "Helping Boys to Communicate and Connect"

Critical Praise for Lectures and Workshops

"I attended the International Boys' School Coalition Conference. The keynote speaker was scheduled to talk for three hours, which, as I remarked to my national and international colleagues, seemed an inordinately long time. However, we would have gladly listened for any length of time to Dr. Adam J. Cox, a man you will hear from, and about.

In the same way that Dr. Mel Levine gave us a language with which to understand the physiological underpinnings to learning difficulties, Dr. Adam Cox will be known for giving us language and understanding about how male brains develop with regard to communication, empathy, and connection."

--Marcos Williams, Landon Lower School, Bethesda MD

"Very useful. Now we know we don't have to be passive spectators in our daughter's life. Thank you."
--Parents of a learning disabled second-grader

"Excellent talk. Love the visuals and your sense of humor. Can't wait to read your book."
--Psychologist

"This presentation really hit the mark. Your pace and interaction with us [audience] was greatly appreciated. Hope we can have you back next year."
--Learning Disabilities Services Coordinator.

"I especially appreciated that you went beyond theory to give practical suggestions. Looking forward to trying out your ideas with my son."
--Father of teenage son

"Very informative and passionate about his topic. I was awake the whole time, his manner is very approachable."
--Parents of six year-old twin boys

"Thought this was just wonderful. Dynamic, knowledgeable speaker. Very engaging!"
--Mother of 14 year-old learning disabled girl

Would you like Dr. Cox to speak to your school, conference, or community group?

He is available to give presentations and workshops to groups committed to the social and emotional development of children and adolescents.

Presentations can be scheduled for as short as 90 minutes, or as half- or full-day workshops. Presentations are customized for the interests and background of specific groups, generally falling within three categories: mental health practitioners, educators/school groups, or parents. Presentations typically include a strong visual component, which are consistently well received by attendees.

If you would like to discuss specific dates, fees, or topics, please call
401-816-5895 or use our contact form.

Boys of Few Words cover

No Mind Left Behind: Understanding and Fostering Executive Control -The Eight Essential Brain Skills Every Child Needs to Thrive.

by Adam J. Cox

Order this item at Amazon.com

Amazon logo

Read an EdNews interview with Dr. Cox about the critical role of executive control in education

Listen to a podcast of Adam Cox's keynote talk at the National Boys' Education Conference in Sydney, Australia.

Take These Tests!

Could your son be a
Boy of Few Words?

Does your child have an Executive Control problem?

Also available, Dr. Cox’s critically acclaimed Boys of Few Words Book Cover

Recommend this site to a friend


 

Home | Books | Speaking | About | Newsletter | Mighty Good Kids™ | Resources | Contact | Privacy Policy

Web development by flyte new media
email Web Master