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This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

A free, monthly support group for adults and their partners. Participants will engage in meaningful conversation around the issues and complexities related to Adult ADHD that affect relationships and daily lives. This is a great opportunity to connect with others experiencing similar issues.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

A free, monthly support group for adults and their partners. Participants will engage in meaningful conversation around the issues and complexities related to Adult ADHD that affect relationships and daily lives. This is a great opportunity to connect with others experiencing similar issues.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

A free, monthly support group for adults and their partners. Participants will engage in meaningful conversation around the issues and complexities related to Adult ADHD that affect relationships and daily lives. This is a great opportunity to connect with others experiencing similar issues.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

This is a free monthly support group meeting for parents of children or adolescents with ADHD. We offer a safe space to share your challenges and successes, to learn about ADHD, as well as parenting strategies and tools to support your child and/or adolescent with ADHD.

Group will meet the last Thursday of each month. You may register at any time here.

In partnership with Little Oaks Psychology.

We will be joined on ZOOM by Film Director and CEO of Silvertwig Entertainment, Gillie Richard, for a viewing of the documentary “Shiny Objects: The Conductor with ADHD” with a question and answer period to follow.

Recently diagnosed with ADHD, a symphony conductor uses the career shutdown of the 2020 pandemic to dive into her mental health. She looks for ways to face the challenges and honour the gifts of being neurodiverse.

This documentary features interviews with Dan Duncan, a highly successful coach, educator and strategist who runs ADHD Inside Out, and has ADHD himself. It also features Irene Spelliscy, a registered psychologist in Alberta and BC whose areas of practice include ADHD assessment and diagnosis in children and adults. It also includes interviews and comments from youth with ADHD and other mental health conditions, as well as interviews with people who work and live with those with ADHD.

Register here.