From: Marko Juhant, Best-Selling ADHD Parenting Author
To: Exhausted Parent Of An ADHD Child
Dear Exhausted Parent,
Over the next few minutes, I’ll reveal how you can finally get your child to listen and cooperate without yelling, threats or punishments.

I know it sounds impossible after everything you’ve tried, but let me explain:
With the 3-Step ADHD No-Yelling System that’s already transformed over 9,872 ADHD families…
The constant battles can finally end.
As proof, I’d like to show you exactly how this system works by letting you try it completely risk-free.
As you read on, you’ll discover 28 evidence-supported parenting techniques.
They are so effective, they work even with the most hyperactive, impulsive, and “defiant” ADHD kids.
You’ll discover techniques such as the Instant Cooperation Technique…
The Stress Elimination Protocol…
The Safety Stop Protocol…
And the Instant Calm Trigger…
Best of all: these techniques strengthen the bond with your child each time you use them.
The secret?
Each technique is designed specifically for how ADHD brains actually work.
And If You Think You’ve “Tried Everything” With Your ADHD Child… Think Again!
Because, sure, you’ve probably attempted every parenting strategy under the sun.
You’ve read the books…
Tried reward charts…
Implemented time-outs…
Issued threats and bribes…
Perhaps even worked with therapists.
For a good reason – you’re a loving parent who wants what’s best for your child.

But here’s what nobody told you:
Every single one of those approaches was designed for neurotypical brains.
When You Repeat Yourself 10 Times, Give A Time-Out, Or Finally Lose It And Yell… You’re Speaking A Foreign Language Your Child’s Brain Doesn’t Understand
Your ADHD child’s brain processes attention, emotions, and instructions completely differently than their neurotypical peers.
Your child’s dopamine system works differently…
Their emotional regulation center is still developing…
Their stress response is heightened…
Which means traditional parenting approaches literally can’t work – no matter how perfectly you execute them.
But here’s the thing…
Before today, understanding ADHD meant resigning yourself to years of power struggles, feeling like you were constantly the “bad guy,” and wondering if you were somehow damaging your beautiful child.
The 3-Step ADHD No-Yelling System I’m about to reveal is changing all of that…
And lets you to finally parent your ADHD child with confidence, connection, and joy.
Imagine!
Peaceful mornings without battles over getting dressed…
Homework time that doesn’t end in tears (yours OR theirs)…
Bedtime without meltdowns…
All while your child looks at you with love instead of defiance.
Wait until you see the transformation stories below.
But before we get there, allow me to introduce myself:
Hi, my name is Marko Juhant.
I’m a parenting expert with 40 years of experience, and I’ve spent the past four decades obsessed with one single goal…
How To Get Even Most “Defiant” Child With ADHD To LISTEN and COOPERATE Without Yelling, Threats or Punishments
Today, I’m proud to say I’ve finally cracked the “ADHD cooperation code”.

I’ve developed 28 ADHD-tailored techniques that create lasting peace in your home.
And I’d like to share them with you…
So you can finally stop yelling and get rid of the guilt that follows it.
I would love for you to become the calm, confident parent you always wanted to be…
WITHOUT feeling like you’re walking on eggshells.
WITHOUT resorting to bribes, threats, or punishments that don’t work anyway.
And WITHOUT traditional parenting strategies that leave you feeling more frustrated than before.
What’s more: these tools will work for your specific ADHD child even if you’ve tried every other approach…
And regardless of whether your child is 4 or 14, hyperactive or inattentive.
Before I Reveal These ADHD No-Yelling Tools, Allow Me To Share A Personal Story Of How and WHY I Designed Them For You
It’s difficult to share, but I think it’s important, so here we go…
Even as a young kid, I felt different than the rest of the kids.
I didn’t quite fit in with my peers at school.
Whereas many of them didn’t seem to mind schoolwork…
… I often struggled with staying focused.
And sometimes, my other responsibilities just didn’t get done because I lost track of time.
So when I got a notice from school about my unfinished homework, my dad would often yell at me (or worse).
Much later in life, once I was diagnosed with ADHD, I finally understood that I was indeed different than other kids.
And here’s what I wish my parents had known:
I wasn’t being defiant on purpose. I wasn’t trying to make their lives difficult.
My brain was just wired differently.
I was desperately waiting for someone who understood how to communicate with me effectively.
So I Said “Enough Is Enough” And Took Matters In My Own Hands…
I spent years studying how ADHD brains actually work…
From magazines and books to papers and conferences.
You name it, I read (or watched) it.
And I realized where traditional parenting advice gets it wrong…
… It’s tailored for neurotypical kids!
This means that when I was working with parents of kids with ADHD…
I noticed they ended up yelling more often than other parents.
Not because they wanted to.
They yelled out of desperation when nothing else worked.
As A Result, Both Parents And Their Kids Felt Terrible!
So I desperately wanted to find a way to get kids with ADHD to listen.
I wanted these families to have peaceful mornings…
And I really wanted parents (moms especially) to stop feeling like they were failing.
So I buried myself in research in hopes of figuring this all out.
I started experimenting with different approaches and techniques.
The result?
The 3-Step ADHD No-Yelling System that gets kids with ADHD to listen and cooperate.
The first time I tested this system in practice, I was dumbfounded.
The same child who seemed to ignore every instruction now listened to their mom the first time.
The kid who needed 5 reminders started cooperating immediately.
And the boy who appeared “defiant” said more “yes”-es in one day than EVER before.
But you don’t have to take my word for it.











