We are a registered non-profit society that offers information and support to those living with ADHD in the Greater Edmonton Area through awareness, education, and resources. We offer facilitated support groups for parents of children with ADHD, adults with ADHD and partners of adults with ADHD. Our guest speakers offer insight, advice, and hands-on workshops throughout the year.
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This monthly meeting is a facilitated round-table discussion specifically for young adults with ADHD. We talk about our experiences and share both concerns and helpful ideas for managing this time of life.Topics can include dating and relationships, choosing a career, starting post-secondary education, medication, and other issues brought to the group. This is an inclusive meeting, offering a safe space for helpful conversations. Please see our event calendar, and follow us on Facebook for dates, times and special notices.
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