Look, everyone forgets their pants from time to time. Doesn’t mean it’s a problem. Social media can make you feel like everyone’s got ADHD, and real life experience can make you feel like your kiddo’s doing stuff on purpose. ADHD is not a lack of focus. It’s a difficulty regulating attention, motivation, and internal drive—and it often hides behind shame, success, and misdiagnosis.
A nuanced discussion of ADHD that moves beyond stereotypes, explores overlap with anxiety and depression, and addresses the shame and identity conflicts many individuals experience.
Look, everyone forgets their pants from time to time. Doesn’t mean it’s a problem. Social media can make you feel like everyone’s got ADHD, and real life experience can make you feel like your kiddo’s doing stuff on purpose. ADHD is not a lack of focus. It’s a difficulty regulating attention, motivation, and internal drive—and it often hides behind shame, success, and misdiagnosis.
A nuanced discussion of ADHD that moves beyond stereotypes, explores overlap with anxiety and depression, and addresses the shame and identity conflicts many individuals experience.
Currently offered Saturday, February 28th 1pm PST. Participants will have access to live webinar, printable resources for personal use, and can stream the content for 30 days after the webinar date.
