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ADHD Seattle Adult Support Group Meeting

WhatSupport group for adults with ADHD, along with a separate support group for non–ADHD partners or spouses that meets in the adjoining room at the same time, after the general introductory announcements. Margaret Sutro, M.A.,LMHC is the facilitator of the non–ADHD Partner Support Group.
DateTopic and Presenter
May 21

 

Presenter Cynthia Hammer

Topic: Do You Need ADHD Coaching?

Cynthia Hammer, past director of ADD Resources and now an ADHD coach, will discuss when and why you might want to hire an ADHD coach. In addition to answering any questions you may have, she will demonstrate a coaching session with a volunteer from the audience and afterwards lead a discussion on the dynamics involved in coaching and how it is helpful in moving the client forward into action.

June 18

Dr. Preetam Bandla/

Swedish Hospital Sleep Specialist
July 16

Tanya Ruckstuhl-Valenti LICSW, MSW

a clinical social worker in the north Seattle area who delights in helping people find healthier and more joyful ways of experiencing their lives. 

Topic:  The ADHD marriage:

How to discuss the impact of ADHD in an atmosphere of mutual respect (and avoid those pesky fights that come up when one person feels unduly burdened and the other feels ashamed).

WhoMeetings are free and open to the public.
To be able to better serve your interests, we ask everyone attending to fill out a short questionnaire once and sign in on an attendance sheet at subsequent meetings.
When3rd Wednesday of Each Month
7:00 p.m–9:00 p.m.
WhereUniversity of Washington Medical Center
1959 NE Pacific St,
Seattle, Washington 98195-0001
Plaza Cafeteria Room B
[map and directions]
FormatThere are generally 30–50 people in attendance. Usually there is a speaker for the first hour, followed by questions and answers for 30 minutes, time for visiting with each other, purchasing memberships in Attention Deficit Disorder Resources (ADD Resources) or borrowing items from the lending library if you are a current member. Please check back on this website for updates regarding these meetings.
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