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North Shore CHADD
​Support Group

Affiliate of the Year Award winner in 2012 for our Commitment to Helping People Affected by ADHD.
​​NEXT MEETING:
Wednesday Sept. 7, 2022
7:00-8:30pm 
Our goal and promise as a CHADD Chapter is to ensure we're creating a safe, supportive, learning environment to help each of us grow. ​
 
Let us know your interests - your meeting ideas.                                                                                                      We meet: 1st Wed. of most months, 7pm CT. on Zoom

​Support Group Meeting Schedule:

Wednesday September 7th at 7pm

ADHD: Low self-esteem, shame, self-blame, depression and anxiety
Dr. Jan Willer, PhD                                         will be our guest speaker 
Women and girls are underdiagnosed with ADHD.
Low self-esteem, shame, self-blame, 
anxiety and depression are more common in women with ADHD than in the general population; this is true for men as well, but not to the same degree. Also women with ADHD tend to feel very ashamed of their life challenges with ADHD, and try to hide how hard they are working to keep up with everyone else.

​Join us Wed. 9/7 at 7pm.


 Zoom link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81884099556?pwd=NW1SQ1o5VlN5RjRsS0U4a0wzb2lMZz09

Meeting ID: 818 8409 9556
Passcode: 695524

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Wednesday October 5th at 7pm
ADHD Coach-Kristine Shiverick  PLANNING/STRATEGIES:
Executive functions that make planning harder to do--and strategies to live easier!
 

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​Listen–Learn–Question–Grow 
 

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Meetings are FREE. CHADD groups are supported by memberships and donations, so we kindly ask you to please consider joining CHADD to help support our mission of improving the lives of those affected by ADHD. Our local CHADD group receives a portion of your membership.

Go to: https://www.chadd.net/chapter/362 to find our group
​Chicago's North Shore ADHD Support Group
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