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…senators to ask them to support the at least 22.6 million individuals in the United States with ADHD, along with their families, by increasing funding for ADHD research and education….

…challenges and deserve targeted research and support. Global workplace supports Sessions highlighted workplace inclusion strategies from around the world. For example, Philip Asherson, PhD, and his colleagues presented data on…

…resonate with people. We’ve had all different types of people (parents, college kids, professionals, newly diagnosed adults) reach out saying, “I’ve never been to a support group because nothing like…

…Zoom; to learn more, go to https://hellerpsychologygroup.com/group-support. The Men’s ADHD Support Group helps men with ADHD find community and acceptance by facilitating virtual and in-person gatherings, raising awareness via informative…

…and monthly peer support groups and through our website, members have voiced their growing concerns about these impending changes. Many of you have shared that you need clarity on what…

…to provide financial support, she decided to stay home and engage in volunteer work. Marta was very involved in her community, but was careful never to take on tasks that…

…the best environment for me.” Without your sharing this, others can’t support you. 2. Propose alternatives. Rather than cocooning away from those to whom you want to connect, propose an…

…What are you good at and how can your strengths help you be successful? What kind of people should you surround yourself with to support you when you need help?…

…the workplace can be daunting for many people-difficult supervisors, impossible expectations, toxic work environments that doesn’t foster support and cooperation between coworkers-the list is long. ADHD brings its own set…

…“Accommodations for Executive Function” | for learners of any age, including college-age learners “Our Challenges Are Invisible” | a new approach for supporting neurodivergent humans “Brain Stealers: Teaching Kids to…

…also holds significant benefits for neurodiverse children. Neurodiverse children, including those with ADHD or autism, can leverage technology in ways that support their unique needs and enhance their development. This…