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GROUP FOR LATE DIAGNOSED ADHD ADULTS

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Fast Minds, Big Hearts - Neuroaffirming Group for Adult ADHD'ers

 

Discovering that you are an ADHDer as an adult can be many things including: validating, a relief to finally know, frustrating that you didn’t know earlier, and a catalyst for more self-discovery. We love to help neurodivergent people get to know themselves through an affirming lens with information, self-advocacy, and strategies for daily life based on personal strengths, preferences and needs. Doing this in a group setting creates possibilities for connection through ‘I do that too!’ moments and a sense of being part of the broader, ADHDer community.

 

This group is a way for you to meet other adult ADHDers, learn more about the ADHD neurotype and gather some helpful skills and tips. Each group will have a maximum of 10 participants.

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The group will be faciliatated by experienced psychologist and late-diagnosed ADHD'er, Cherie Harris.

 

Topics covered include:

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  • Life after diagnosis (formal or self-diagnosed)

  • The hsitory and science of ADHD

  • Impact of ADHD on work, study, relationships and other parts of life.

  • Self-identity

  • Self-advocacy 

 

The 5 week program will be run in person at our practice in Canning Vale on Thursdays from 4pm - 5.30pm starting on Thursday 21st June 2022. There will time to take breaks and move during each session.

 

The fee for the full 5 week group program is $500, payable up front. An early bird discount of $50 applies until 1 July 2022.

 

If you are someone who was either diagnosed or self-identified as an ADHDer during adulthood, this group is for you! To register, please call our reception team on (08) 9456 0411 or email info@amherstpsychology.com.au

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How can I register or get more information?

 

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To register for the Fast Minds, Big Hearts group, click here to go to our events page.

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If you have questions regarding the group or our other services for ADHD'er adults, please feel free to call our reception team on 9456 0411 or get in touch by email: info@amherstpsychology.com.au.

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We are committed to fostering allyship with the LGBTIQ+ community and creating a supportive and welcoming therapeutic environment. Amherst Psychology is proud to recognise and honour the unique perspectives of all neurotypes. We are committed to creating a space that values the diverse ways in which people experience the world.

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