Family and Personal Workshops and Speaking Programs
Finding Answers to ADHD in Intimate Relationships
Having ADHD can make it difficult and challenging for those around us. This is especially true in intimate relationships. Although it is rarely the case that people with ADHD intend to create relationship problems, they often do. So what is really going on in these instances, and what can the person with ADHD and his/her partner do about it? In this highly interactive presentation, participants will learn to understand what is happening when things start to go wrong so they can immediately address the issues in a positive way. An interesting fact is that almost all couples report having the same or similar issues with their ADHD partners, and their ADHD partners report having the same confusion and misgivings. Learn how to look at the issues differently so you are able to come up with better solutions and have a more harmonious and healthy marriage/relationship.
Working Together as a Family with ADHD
ADHD is found to be transferred from family to family and parent to child. There are often one or both parents and one or more children in the family with the condition. This can make for challenging family relationships and at times an overwhelming sense of not having control over what is going on. In this presentation family members can learn what they have in common with all ADHD families and how similar families cope and move forward in a more workable and positive direction. Although the family dynamic is infinitely more complicated than just the inclusion and interaction surrounding ADHD, understanding how ADHD manifests and operates within the family can make an important difference in successfully managing the changes that lead to increased family harmony.
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Testimonial
Carol, as always thank you for your interest, and I believe dedication, to helping me. You are a special person, Carol. So fortunate in my life to have the opportunity to have such a relationship with you, to learn from you... --Dr. D. Corder


