Group Adult Attention Deficit Series #2 of 7: Navigating our Pathways

This series covers at least 7 types of ADD which leads us to conclude that there is not a “one-size-fits-all” solution. Rather, solutions are a very personal and unique matter. Let’s explore together. Sessions are about 75 minutes consisting of education & information followed by a time of sharing and support. Disclaimer: The contents of this series are for informational, educational, and supportive purposes only. Because we do not participate in this series as credentialed professions, nothing in this series, including content and discussions, is intended to be a substitute for professional psychological, psychiatric or medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For the common good: we understand that Attention Deficit Disorder is a national health issue that continues to grow—yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and incorrectly treated mental health conditions today. Our exploration in this series is less about the origins and causes of ADD, and more about what and how we can navigate our lives with ADD. Many people with ADD are quite intelligent, creative, spontaneous, fun and successful. Many people with untreated ADD, those without the benefit of learning skills, techniques, and management tools, can have alarming consequences associated with: School problems. Low self-esteem, depression, job failures, incidences involving legal troubles, obesity, and other preventable health conditions.