Possibilities, not Problems

ADHD / AuDHD Affirming Group Therapy for Children and Adolescents

Neurodivergence can be frustrating

School, friendships, family, food, textures, sounds and more.

All of these things can come with challenges that feel overwhelming. You want to shut down.

Parents, teachers, coaches, classmates – no one gets it. They just don’t understand who you are or what life is like for you.

But it can also be freeing.

Neurodivergence is not a list of problems we have.

It is a gift of endless possibilities!

The potential is there and together we can unlock it.

Join Us!

We will meet on select Thursday mornings from June-August for ADHD/AuDHD focused groups led by a therapist living and thriving with neurodivergence.

Our groups are a brain-based support and therapy group where children and adolescents learn skills to help enhance neurological functioning, connect with others who have similar experiences, and have fun doing it.

We use specific body movements that help participants learn to train their brains in ways that are natural and useful for who they are, reducing impulsivity while increasing attention and focus. Participants will need to move their bodies and be willing to be physically active.

Our 2025 Schedule

Thursday mornings in June-August

8:30-9:45 am – Children ages 7-10                                          10-11:45 am – Adolescents ages 11-14

June 12 & 19

July 10, 24, & 31

August 7 & 14

Register Today!

You can register by using the contact link found throughout the website. Please note in the form that you are looking to register for the ADHD/AuDHD summer groups to set up a free phone consultation. Need to miss a session or two for vacation or overnight camp? You can still join!

The cost for therapy groups is $375 for the full summer program. Some reduced pricing is available.

Therapy groups are semi-open and can be joined throughout June but will be closed to new participants beginning in July. Therapy groups must have at least 4 members in order to run and have a maximum number of 8 per session.

*This form of group therapy is not appropriate for everyone. Physical and medical ability should be assessed prior to joining.