BuxMont CHADD (Children & Adults with ADHD)

Brynn Stanchock - Certified Autism Travel Professional
Brynn is an independent travel advisor with Modern Family Travel LLC, based in Royersford, Pennsylvania. She is also a mom to a 13-year-old with ADHD and autism, and her family has been traveling together since her son was just weeks old. That personal experience plays a big role in how she plans travel today.

Amber Guevara – Certified Autism Travel Professional
As a Certified Autism Travel Professional and homeschooling mom of three, Amber specializes in helping families experience the magic of travel without the stress. With two of her own children on the autism spectrum, she understands firsthand that every journey needs to be planned with care, flexibility, and heart.

Rachel Fischer - Certified Autism Travel Professional
Rachel brings years of real-life experience traveling with her own family. A mom of three children, all of whom fall under the neurodivergent umbrella. Through traveling both internationally and across the United States, she quickly realized that her travel looked different—and that traditional travel planning didn’t always meet their needs

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Dr. Marcy Caldwell is a psychologist, writer, illustrator, and proud wife and mother in a family full of ADHD. With over twenty years of experience, she is a passionate advocate for those with neurodiverse brains, focusing on helping craft systems and environments that nurture unique strengths.
As the Founder and Director of the Center for ADHD, one of the nation’s leading ADHD clinics, Dr. Marcy is committed to making a difference in the lives of those impacted by neurodiversity. She also established the blog ADDept.org and the digital program Meltdown to Mastery to bring accessible, science-backed information and strategies to adults with ADHD who might otherwise be unable to access services.
A nationally recognized speaker, consultant, and educator, Dr. Marcy shares her insights with Fortune 500 companies and prestigious publications like The New York Times and HuffPost, championing awareness and advocacy for the ADHD community.

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Our group aims to provide a safe space for people with ADHD.
Trying to find solutions to problems, complete tasks and resolve issues that your neurotypical friends and family seem to not struggle with can be difficult. Our group can help with that! Meeting with our CHADD group will give you an opportunity to help others while learning and feeling more powerful in your own life.
Learning how to adult as a human with ADHD and it’s accompanying disorders (depression/ anxiety..etc) can make you feel alone but here we choose to accept ourselves for the weirdos and heroes that we truly are.
There is so much to celebrate about being able to help build a community that can talk openly about the struggles and obstacles people with ADHD deal with and overcome daily. Let's share strategies that have worked so we can all benefit from our collective experiences!
Note: Although none of us are therapists we are committed to safety and privacy. What is said in this group stays in this group.
We have a discord! DM me for the link or come to the group.
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