Mind Mode FREE Understanding ADHD Workshop
Description

Understanding ADHD: A Webinar for Parents of Children & Teenagers
Are you supporting a child or teenager with ADHD—or wondering whether ADHD may be part of their story?
Join our free psychoeducational webinar designed to help parents and caregivers better understand ADHD through a neuroaffirming and evidence-informed lens. Facilitated by Provisional Psychologists under the supervision of experienced clinicians, this 90-minute online session will provide practical insights, helpful strategies, and a deeper understanding of how ADHD can impact daily life at home, school, and beyond.
In this webinar, we'll explore:
What ADHD is (and isn't), including common myths and misconceptions
How ADHD can present differently across ages, genders, and individuals
The three ADHD presentations and how they may show up in everyday life
Executive functioning, emotional regulation, and behaviour—and why many challenges are neurological rather than intentional
Practical strategies to support routines, homework, emotional wellbeing, and school engagement
Understanding the ADHD assessment and diagnosis pathway in Australia
The "5 Cs" of supporting a child with ADHD: Consistency, Self-Control, Compassion, Collaboration, and Celebration
Who is this webinar for?
This webinar is suitable for parents, carers, and family members supporting a child or teenager who has an ADHD diagnosis, is awaiting assessment, or may be experiencing ADHD-related challenges.
No referral is required.
Please note that this is a psychoeducational workshop designed to provide information and practical strategies. It is not a therapeutic group and opportunities for personal sharing will be limited. Individuals seeking support for complex therapeutic needs may benefit from individual clinical services.
Event Details
Dates: Wednesday 10 June or Wednesday 17 June
Time: 10:00am – 11:30am (AEST)
Location: Online via Zoom. Link will be emailed 1hour prior to commencement of workshop.
Cost: Free
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