ADHD Parent Group Workshop – June 15 and July 20

The goal of this 2 day workshop is to assist parents in guiding their children w/ ADHD in a more meaningful way.

This is a two session group learning experience for parents of children or teens with ADHD. ADHD is so much more than inattention, low motivation, or impulsiveness which are actually symptoms of a deeper broader challenge. This challenge is the inconsistent & delayed development of executive functions. In each session we will start with a 40 minute presentation (some via a video) on the topics listed below, then take questions from parents that can be answered in a manner relevant to the group as a whole. This group is meant to be not just informative but supportive of parents with challenging children.

• 2 day workshop June 15 and July 20
• 6:00pm – 7:15pm
• Laughlin Children’s Center
• 12 total participants
• $60 per adult participant, $75 per couple
• 6 in person and 6 participating through Zoom
• Registration for this workshop ends June 8, 2023
• Moderator: Lenore Melmeyer, Ph.D.

Topics:

• The Nature of ADHD: Underlying Deficits & Developmental Expectations
• Description of the Executive Functions Compromised
• The Crucial Mindset of Parents in Supporting their Children’s Development
• Practical Strategies for Children to Help Build their Executive Skills