ADHD
Village
group program for adults with aDHD
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A community of adults with ADHD who are looking for support, inspiration and resources.
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ADHD Village is:
6 Week Group coaching to support your purpose and goals
Community of people with ADHD who want to learn, connect and grow
A toolbox for accountability to stop procrastinating
Group focus and planning hour every Monday to set up your week for success
Group mindfulness and guided meditations to become less reactive & stressed
Learning to prioritize your self-care to show up as the best version of you
ADHD Village is specifically designed for adults who are looking for support and guidance in managing the challenges associated with ADHD.
ADHD can impact all aspects of our life, from work, to parenting, to relationship, and daily routines.
Our coaching group offers a safe and supportive environment where adults with ADHD can share their experiences, learn from one another, and receive personalized coaching to develop strategies to manage their symptoms effectively.
Whether you are newly diagnosed, never been diagnosed, or have been living with ADHD for years, we welcome you to join ADHD Village and embark on a journey of growth and self-discovery.
you don't have to struggle alone
It truly does take a village
No more. With my youngest, once she got to 7th grade, I created Mom Village. We were a group of women who would meet in my kitchen with wine and hot tea. We shared ideas, laughter, frustrations, resources and most of all, support. I brought my therapy knowledge, books and tools to the table for everyone to try. Now we meet online and would love to have you join.
There's no one-size-fits-all solution for raising teens; it's a trial and error experiment, infused with love and hope for the future. Most importantly, Mom Village is for moms who want to enjoy their teens, to fully experience the highs and lows of the teen years, all while loving their teen and not stressing.
I've worried, lost sleep, and tossed so many ideas in my head during my older kids' teenage years, and felt very alone. Everyone else's kids seemed to be doing better than mine – happier, more productive and centered.
why i am here
My Story
