Name
Parents of ADHD Children Peer Support Group
Description
We love our kids! However, parenting a child with ADHD can be confusing, lonely, anxiety-producing, and exhausting. You are not alone! This group is for parents of children of all ages with ADHD. It is a blend of education, insight, and support, in a safe, non-judgmental space. It is about understanding, connection, and hope.
We will explore powerful approaches and tools to create game-changing lens shifts in the parent/child relationship, as we address specific challenges and shared experiences raised by group participants and, together, discover new ways to respond.
Parents have the opportunity to share concerns, successes, and community with other parents. It’s a place to find empowerment, solve problems, and share tools and resources. The group provides a way to move away from isolation, confusion, and frustration, toward understanding, connection, and family harmony. We normalize issues, reduce shame, foster acceptance, and magnify learning.
New research on ADHD, the brain, and the science of well-being helps us learn to experience things differently, reset our nervous systems, and respond differently to our children. Together, we reframe perspectives, access compassion, focus on strengths, practice collaborative problem-solving, and work to restore connection, cooperation, and tranquility at home.
Speakers
Track
Parents & Caregivers
Date & Time
Friday, December 4, 2026, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM