Webinar: The impact of ADHD on the Family as a Whole Parents whose child has been diagnosed with ADHD commonly transition through emotional stages while working their way to acceptance of the disorder. Parents and caregivers as well as those who work with families dealing with ADHD can benefit greatly if they know what these [...]
Presenter: Dr. William Mahoney, Developmental Pediatrics, McMaster University The purpose of this presentation is to provide information and an opportunity for discussion regarding the assessment, management and treatment of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Recent information regarding the mechanisms for ADHD will be presented, and there will be ample opportunity to discuss your questions. Click here to [...]
presented by CADDAC Symptoms of Opposition Defiant Disorder (ODD) are commonly seen in children with ADHD. What is ODD? Is it a real disorder and how can we rethink ODD to gain a better understanding of what is going on? To register, click here. Cost $10 (free for members) May 30, 2017 7:30pm – 8:30pm
ADHD PREP is a comprehensive 12-hour program geared to parents of newly diagnosed children and adolescents with ADHD, and to parents wishing to upgrade their knowledge on the more complex aspects of ADHD including ADHD and learning, executive functioning and self and mood regulation. Treatment options, parenting strategies and advocacy skills will also be covered. [...]
Integra workshop We will discuss why children with LDs or ADHD are at risk for experiencing social challenges with peers. Participants will gain an understanding of what we mean by ‘social competence’ and learn strategies for how to support children and youth in learning these skills for everyday life. To register: Call 416-603-1827 extension 5221 [...]
Beyond Hello: Building Conversation Skills in Children with ADHD with Anna Vagin, Ph.D. February 23, 2017 @ 1pm ET Good conversations are built on balanced give and take — and require attention and focus. Some students with ADHD struggle to keep track of information, ask relevant questions, and indicate their continued interest. Conversation skills like these [...]
ADHD is not due to lazy parenting! In fact, parenting children with ADHD requires far more time and energy and the use of specialized skills. Some guiding principles and general messages to parents/ care givers will be reviewed before we look some specifics of how to interact with and monitor children with ADHD. How we [...]