Adult Support Group

Adult Support Group

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Adults are welcome to attend our Virtual Support Group to participate in the opportunity to network with individuals with LD’s and/or ADHD, meet new people that can relate to what you are going through, express your feelings openly and comfortably, build self-esteem, problem solve and share successes. All while learning different strategies to deal with and manage your Learning Disability and/or ADHD.

Benefits of joining the Adult Support Group:

  • Enhancing knowledge and understanding of Learning Disabilities and ADHD.
  • Connecting with others with similar shared experiences and building a support network.
  • Increasing self-understanding and self-awareness.
  • Developing life, emotional, social, self-care, academic and employment strategies and skills.
  • Sense of empowerment and community.
  • A safe and supportive environment where you can express your feelings and concerns.

Topics covered include, but not limited to:

  • Learning Disabilities and ADHD
  • Workplace Accommodations and Disclosure
  • Job-search Tools and Tips
  • Post-Secondary Education and Academic Strategies
  • Financial Literacy
  • Social Skills
  • Mental Health
  • Self-Care
  • Accommodations and Assessments

Location and 2022/2023 Schedule:

Wednesday nights 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Our adult group is currently held via zoom.

September 14th 2022
October 12th 2022
November 9th 2022
December 7th 2022
January 11th 2023
February 8th 2023
March 8th 2023
April 12th 2023 (Date changed to April 19th 2023)
May 10th 2023
June 14th 2023

This is a FREE program. Registered individuals may attend any of the listed dates above.

Please follow the link below and fill out the Registration Form.

For more information please contact Nina Shwaizer
905-884-7933 ext. 5
nina.shwaizer@ldayr.org

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