Does My Child Have ADHD? Telehealth Group.
Many parents struggle to determine whether their child’s inattention, impulsivity, or academic difficulties truly reflect ADHD or something else. This free psychoeducational Telehealth group helps parents understand how ADHD differs from anxiety, learning issues, or developmental immaturity and explains what objective attention testing measures. This is not therapy and no diagnosis is made during the session. The goal is to provide diagnostic clarity and guidance about whether a formal ADHD evaluation may be appropriate. Limited to six parents per session. Registration required.
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