About & Background
Connor M. Greene is a psychosocial support specialist and ADHD coach, now recognized as one of the leading experts in ADHD, parenting, and behavior management in Australia. Featured in live news articles and on radio stations and 6pm news programs, Connor’s hands-on approach to ADHD, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and anxiety has earned national recognition.
Connor is an advocate for education and awareness, providing specialist training to disability providers, clinicians, and speaking at schools around the country. As a public speaker at nationally recognized conferences, he is committed to fostering greater understanding, empathy, and inclusivity for neurodiverse individuals.
With a focus on real-world solutions, Connor works closely with children, adults, and families to develop practical strategies for daily life. He’s a pioneer of programs like social gaming groups to build social skills in neurodiverse children and consults with schools and care teams to identify necessary supports. Connor also provides personalized sessions and mentoring for parents and caregivers, rooted in his hands-on expertise.
As the author of ADHD Explained, Connor demystifies ADHD with relatable examples, offering valuable insight into how it affects everyday life. His work continues to challenge misconceptions and advocate for a more inclusive society.
"My expertise comes from the real world, not just the classroom.
It’s built on personal experience and years of working closely with families, children, and adults.
I understand ADHD not just in theory, but in practice, seeing how it impacts lives every day.
This deep understanding has been recognized on a national scale, with invitations to speak at leading conferences and collaborate with specialists across various disciplines, highlighting the credibility and effectiveness of my approach.
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I don’t just understand ADHD, I live it. I work with hundreds of families every year, combining lived experience with hands-on expertise to provide real, practical support that makes a difference."
