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This specialist lecture is aimed at all parents who are raising a child with ADHD. We explain what ADHD is, what causes it, and how it can manifest itself in everyday family life, at school, and in social interactions. Learn about the difficulties that can arise and how to better understand them. But you will also discover the positive aspects of neurodivergent children and their unique potential. We will show you ways to cope with stressful situations more calmly and to recognize and encourage your child's special abilities. Strengthen your child's development and build a supportive environment. The goal is to encourage you as parents and give you practical ideas for more acceptance, understanding, and joy in your family life. Your role as the most important caregiver is crucial for your child's positive development.
#ADHD #neurodivergent

Booking status: free

Date: 22.04.26

Event days: 1

Time: 10:00 - 11:00

Format: Lecture

Venue: virtual

Address: We will send you the access data in good time before the start of the event.

Contact: events-frankfurt@familienservice.de

Booking number: VA_101204

Application deadline: 22.04.26

Costs: free of charge

Speaker: Sonja Hemm

Medium: Internet

Subject area: Education

Target groups: Employees of the contractual partners, employees of pme

Notes: The event will take place via ZOOM and will be recorded - you can watch the recording for 4 weeks afterwards.

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