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Leaders: Megan Schrade, Bethany Febus, and Luan Attridge
Dates: June 14 & 28, July 12 & 26 Aug 1 & 15 Sept 5 & 19 Oct 3 & 17 Nov 7 & 21 Dec 5 & 19
Time: 1st & 3rd Tuesday at 8 pm Eastern/7 pm Central/6 pm Mountain/5 pm Pacific
Sessions: 60-75 minutes

NOTE: Group has moved to 1st & 3rd Tuesdays starting August 1st

Find meeting times in your timezone here.

Do your conversations feel awkward? Do you wonder (or have people told you) you’re:

  • Too loud?
  • Too scattered?
  • Too impatient?
  • Too… much!

Do your co-workers (friends, family, everyone!) misunderstand you? Ignore you? Avoid you?

For adults with ADHD, this is often the case. If it sounds a lot like your life, we made this group for you!

ADDA helps adults with ADHD lead better lives. But how can you lead a better life when you can’t get along with family, friends, classmates, co-workers, business associates (or your dry cleaner!?) This group will help you change all that.

This support group will help you get along better with people. You can expect to:

  • change your outlook,
  • connect with your peers,
  • build a new awareness of social expectations,
  • learn to interpret social signals,
  • adapt your behavior to those signals and,
  • (finally!) feel like you fit in!

Many adults with ADHD struggle with social skills and often feel lonely and left out. If you’re tired of feeling like that, we’ve lined up an all-start team to help you navigate the social world with realistic and practical strategies that are sure to improve your people skills.

Please join us on Wednesdays

Group Leader Information

Megan Schrader – bio coming soon
Bethany Febus – bio coming soon

Support Groups are open only to ADDA+ Members. If you’re not already a member, join here.
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