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ONLINE TALKS AND SUPPORT GROUPS

Parenting children didn’t come with a handbook but parenting kids with ADHD is a whole other level of challenge – especially when we draw on the traditional parenting styles many of us were raised with.

This online peer support group is for parents of children with suspected / diagnosed ADHD across Scotland navigating the unique features of the Scottish education and health landscape.

The goal of these sessions is to support each other through community.  We’ll trade stories, knowledge, and experience, and seek to help everyone feel less alone in their parenting journey.

Your child doesn’t need to have a confirmed diagnosis for you to participate.

Adulting is hard at the best of times.  Harder still when you have a brain not entirely aligned to the demands of the modern world. 

This online group is for adults living in Scotland with ADHD.  The group is for learning from each other how to work with the struggles and strengths of our differently-wired brains.  We’ll share tips and stories too of navigating access to assessments, diagnoses, care, education, employment, and financial support in the Scottish health, legal and welfare system. 

The goal of these sessions is to support each other through community.  We’ll trade stories, knowledge, and experience, and seek to help everyone feel less alone in their journey.

You don’t need to have a confirmed diagnosis to participate.

Check back for details of our PARENT TALKS series with sessions coming up throughout the autumn.

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