Kathleen Nadeau, PhD

Founder / Co-owner

Pioneer in ADHD Research and Care

Dr. Nadeau is a visionary in the world of ADHD. Her founding of The Chesapeake Center and her tireless work as an author, lecturer, and advocate have transformed the lives of countless individuals with ADHD.

The Path to Expertise:

Dr. Nadeau's passion for psychology led her to pursue a bachelor's, followed by a master's degree, at the University of Florida.  Her dedication culminated in a doctorate (PhD) in Psychology. She further honed her clinical skills during her internship at the prestigious St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington, DC. Ever since, she's dedicated herself to specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD and related challenges.

Best-Selling Author and Global Influence: 

Dr. Nadeau's numerous books on ADHD, including the groundbreaking "Learning to Slow Down and Pay Attention," are considered essential resources. She's in demand as a speaker and trainer, sharing her insights with professionals and audiences around the world.  Her current research promises to shed new light on ADHD in older adults. Available here: Amazon.com

Areas of Focus:

• Empowering girls and women with ADHD
• Supporting "twice exceptional" (2e) students (giftedness alongside ADHD/LD)
• Career guidance tailored to individuals with ADHD/LD
• Fostering success for ADHD college and graduate students
• Nurturing creativity within the ADHD community

Credentials:

• Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral (PhD) degrees in Psychology, University of Florida
• Post-doctoral internship at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Washington, DC
• Licensed Psychologist, State of Maryland

To invite Dr. Nadeau to lecture or provide training, contact The Chesapeake Center.