By Sara Barth, LMSW
A simple guide to key terms that helps you understand and support the diverse ways children and adults think, learn, and experience the world.
This group offers connection, practical tools, and fresh insights to help you better understand and support your neurodivergent child.
One teen’s ADHD journey awakens a perspective on life by breaking down barriers, finding relief, and experiencing vast emotional growth. They discover that ADHD struggles are not shortcomings but rather invaluable opportunities for personal growth,
and adaptive learning.
This workshop will delve into the benefits of shifting our perspective to view autism and ADHD as examples of neurodivergence, not disorders.
By Ezra Fromowitz, LMSW
In treating adults with ADHD, I have seen that it is often assumed that it is their ADHD (diagnosed in childhood) which is the sole cause of their distress and difficulty with daily functioning.
