What If One Event Could Change Thousands of Children's Lives?
Bring Dr. Roseann and her message to your school, city or organization.

Upcoming Events Schedule

Join bestselling author, therapist, and school psychologist Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge on The Dysregulated Kid Book Tour as she shares practical, science-backed strategies to help parents, educators, and clinicians better understand dysregulated behavior and raise calmer, more connected kids and parents.

Neuroimmune Day 2026

Date & Time

July 18, 2026

Location

Chase Center Wilmington, DE

Availability

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Lunch Session

Listen to Dr. Roseann talk about How Nervous System Dysregulation Impacts Children with PANS/PANDAS

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2026 Prevention Convention

Date & Time

August 20 - 21, 2026

Location

Wyndham Grand Bonnet Creek Resort, 14651 Chelonia Pkwy, Orlando, FL 32821, USA

Availability

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Keynote Speaker

"The Dysregulated Kid" + Book Signing- Dr. Roseann Capanna - Hodge

MAPS Medical - Neurobiologix Book Signing

Date & Time

September 10 - 12, 2026

Location

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Availability

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Book Signing

Early book signing and speaking at professional dinner  sponsored by Neruobiologix

Integrative Medicine for Mental Health - Neurobiologix Book Signing

Date & Time

October 8 -11, 2026

Location

San Diego, California

Availability

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Book Signing

Meet and Greet Dr. Roseann Capanna - Hodge sponsored by Neurobiologix

National Family Engagement Summit

Date & Time

October 14 -16, 2026

Location

Charleston, South Carolina

Availability

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Session Speaker

Behavior Is Data: What the Nervous System Is Telling Us About Kids and Learning

International Conference on ADHD 2026

Date & Time

December 3-5, 2026

Location

Baltimore, Maryland

Availability

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Session Speaker

You Can’t Teach a Dysregulated Brain: What Neuroscience Tells Us to Do Instead