About Your Instructor – Melissa Davis

Uniquely Qualified Instructor

Melissa Davis brings years of experience supporting grades PreK-12 students, particularly those who have or may have ADHD. As a special and general education teacher, she has worked with diverse learners, including those with emotional and behavioral challenges commonly associated with ADHD. She also brings unique experience as the spouse of someone with ADHD and parent of a child with ADHD. Driven by a passion for helping all students thrive, Melissa leverages her expertise to present practical, highly effective strategies at conferences and schools nationwide.

Her approach emphasizes proactive teaching methods that empower educators to address ADHD-related behavior challenges, while equipping students with essential self-regulation and executive functioning skills. Melissa is the author of the children's book, My Boy and His ADHD: A Dog's Perspective (2026). She is also the author of Helping Students Who Have or May Have ADHD, the extensive digital resource handbook you will receive at the seminar.

Join Melissa for a day full of actionable strategies you can implement immediately to better support students who have or may have ADHD.

What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter

"Melissa – thank you for the numerous resources and clear communication on how to use them. This was a helpful seminar with lots of ideas for how to support my students with ADHD."
– Joy Kasper, Educational Support Teacher

"Melissa was very knowledgeable and engaging. She provided so many resources to take and use right away. I'm excited to try so many of the strategies she shared."
– Kelly Palmer, Special Education Teacher

"Great information I can put to use right away! Thank you!"
– Brenda Roth, Teacher

"This was a very helpful and informative seminar! I appreciated Melissa and how knowledgeable she is around supporting students with ADHD."
– Wade Banowsky, Co-Teacher

"I absolutely loved this seminar! It was extremely beneficial for working with students of all ages who have or may have ADHD."
– Natalia Martel, Paraeducator