ADHD Aware welcomes you!
- Location
- Doylestown, PA 40.33-75.12 18902US
- Meetups
- 21 so far
- Rating
- ADHD Aware No recent ratings
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- October 6, 2008
ADHD Aware, a non-profit coporation, is a multi-service community organization run by and for people with AD/HD to expand opportunities and enhance the quality of life of children and adults with AD/HD. ADHD Aware fulfills its mission of support, advocacy, and services for children and adults with ADHD and their families through high-quality, dynamic programming responsive to the needs of the diverse populations affected by ADHD. Through personal intervention, we seek to increase public and professional understanding regarding the identification of and effective accommodations and treatment for ADHD, and to decrease social stigmas associated with ADHD.
Past Meetups
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3 attended
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6 attended
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3 attended
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Note: Go Girls Club
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Note: Boy2Boy
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1 attended
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What's new?
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Nov 6
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New member“I live in Telford, and am interested in meeting and talking with other adults with ADD and ADHD.”
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Oct 17
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New Greeting for“Hello Marie. I can so relate to what you described. Im 43 and when I look back, I see clearly how my symptoms affected my decisions in life. It helps me to figure it out, but now what? I just wanted to say hi, I dont know anyone here yet. I never went to a meetup yet. Take care, holly”posted by Holly
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Oct 15
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New member
“I am an adult with AD/HD and would love some local support!”
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Oct 14
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New member
“Recently it was suggested to me”
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Oct 11
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Oct 5
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New Greeting for“DEAR NATILIE, I NEED A CARPOOL IN ORDER TO GET TIO YOUR EVENTS, PLEASE CALL [masked]. SINCERLEY JODY SAITSKY.”posted by JODY SAITSKY
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New discussionStarted by Natalie.
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New member
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Sep 26
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New member“I have 2 children, a husband, and myself with ADHD”
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What members are saying
“ You should go on to www.adhdaware.org to find out more. ”
“ The girls get a chance to meet others who are like them and share experiences. Parents can talk honestly about concerns with other parents who understand and don't accuse. ”
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