Middle School ADHD: Building Connection and Confidence
This 90-minute informative workshop is designed for parents, caregivers, and family members of middle school children with ADHD. Gain a deeper understanding of ADHD and its impact, and learn practical strategies to support your child and your family.
Workshop Outline:
Session 1: What is ADHD? Explore ADHD facts, symptoms, and its impact on a child's self-esteem (considering that children with ADHD are, on average, developmentally 2 years younger than their peers).
Session 2: How ADHD impacts families: Understand the increased demands on parents, decreased family togetherness, sibling conflict, and potential for isolation.
Session 3: Benefits of ADHD: Recognize the strengths and unique qualities associated with ADHD, such as creativity and contributions to knowledge.
Session 4: Strategies for Support: Learn about raising awareness, involving the whole family, practicing self-compassion, and the importance of "good enough" parenting.
Session 5: Seeking Professional Help: Explore available resources, including therapy, psychiatry, school social workers, and community support.
This workshop emphasizes that you are not alone in this journey. You're doing the best you can, and we're here to help.
This 90-minute informative workshop is designed for parents, caregivers, and family members of middle school children with ADHD. Gain a deeper understanding of ADHD and its impact, and learn practical strategies to support your child and your family.
Workshop Outline:
Session 1: What is ADHD? Explore ADHD facts, symptoms, and its impact on a child's self-esteem (considering that children with ADHD are, on average, developmentally 2 years younger than their peers).
Session 2: How ADHD impacts families: Understand the increased demands on parents, decreased family togetherness, sibling conflict, and potential for isolation.
Session 3: Benefits of ADHD: Recognize the strengths and unique qualities associated with ADHD, such as creativity and contributions to knowledge.
Session 4: Strategies for Support: Learn about raising awareness, involving the whole family, practicing self-compassion, and the importance of "good enough" parenting.
Session 5: Seeking Professional Help: Explore available resources, including therapy, psychiatry, school social workers, and community support.
This workshop emphasizes that you are not alone in this journey. You're doing the best you can, and we're here to help.
This 90-minute informative workshop is designed for parents, caregivers, and family members of middle school children with ADHD. Gain a deeper understanding of ADHD and its impact, and learn practical strategies to support your child and your family.
Workshop Outline:
Session 1: What is ADHD? Explore ADHD facts, symptoms, and its impact on a child's self-esteem (considering that children with ADHD are, on average, developmentally 2 years younger than their peers).
Session 2: How ADHD impacts families: Understand the increased demands on parents, decreased family togetherness, sibling conflict, and potential for isolation.
Session 3: Benefits of ADHD: Recognize the strengths and unique qualities associated with ADHD, such as creativity and contributions to knowledge.
Session 4: Strategies for Support: Learn about raising awareness, involving the whole family, practicing self-compassion, and the importance of "good enough" parenting.
Session 5: Seeking Professional Help: Explore available resources, including therapy, psychiatry, school social workers, and community support.
This workshop emphasizes that you are not alone in this journey. You're doing the best you can, and we're here to help.
Cancellation Policy: No refund will be issued for cancellations made within 24 hours of the workshop.