ADHD Peer Support Groups

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A woman with curly hair, wearing a gray shirt, is smiling and taking notes while sitting at a desk with a laptop. In the background, a computer monitor displays a virtual meeting with multiple participants.

Living with ADHD can be a rollercoaster of emotions, experiences and execution. Some refer to ADHD as a superpower while others never feel heroic with it!

As an ADHD Certified Clinical Service Provider, I facilitate online ADHD Peer Support Groups in an active, collaborative and neurodivergent-friendly environment where participants can learn, grow and connect.

Contact me to join the community.


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In this safe and supportive group, Members can gain a sense of belonging and connection by sharing their experiences, learning practical tools and providing accountability to improve their overall quality of life.

Members meet virtually for 8 consecutive Wednesdays from 6pm-7:30pm. The fee is $415 flat rate which is not covered by insurance.

This is a small group held quarterly with limited availability.

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If you struggle to fit in,
here’s a space where you don’t have to.

If you struggle to fit in, here’s a space where you don’t have to.

In this safe and supportive group, Members can gain a sense of belonging and connection by sharing their experiences, learning practical tools, and providing accountability to improve their overall quality of life.

Members meet virtually for 8 consecutive Wednesdays from 6pm-7:30pm. The fee is $400 flat rate – self pay which is not covered by insurance.

This is an small group held once a quarter with limited spots available.

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Upcoming Fall Group Alert!

Holiday season is around the corner and you’re already dreading the madness. From stressful shopping in crowded stores to forced participation in family gatherings, the holidays can feel overwhelming, overstimulating and overrated for people living with ADHD.


Those annual traditions that others anticipate send your nervous system into panic mode, every year. No amount of masking can help you hide the dysregulation you feel inside, so you push through and return home annoyed and exhausted.

Never again because THIS YEAR, you can give yourself permission to show up authentically. This holiday season, let’s celebrate the true you!

Contact today to save your spot.

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About ADHD Peer Support Groups

"You are experiencing actual losses from chasing artificial wins."

Meagan Harrison