The Official ADHD Support Group
It’s evident that people need meaningful connections, and it’s no coincidence that the strength of our social ties largely determines our level of happiness throughout our lifetime. But it makes it even harder when you feel like no one understands you, or your ADHD.
That's where we come in.
If you get stuck, there's somewhere you can go for support.
If you are feeling great, there's somewhere where you can go to have people celebrate with you.
But Why Should I Join...?
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Research shows that listening to information has a 5% success rate of creating significant change in our brains.
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If you really want to make sure information and knowledge really sticks, connects, and makes lasting changes - writing down what you’re learning and reflecting bumps that number up to 40%
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There’s a special aspect of learning that bumps up that number to a whopping 95%. That aspect is Community.
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Being in a community of other like-minded, heart-centered people doing the same work, who have the same goals and desires, who have the same level of motivation and commitment — brings the success rate of creating lasting change to 95%.
Imagine being part of a community of people who are committed to doing this inner work and connecting with one another on a deeper and more authentic level.
One that will provide the climate and space for great, brain-changing shifts to happen.
One that has powerful qualities that shape your learning, and finally get you feeling and living better.
Community & Connection
This is an active, enriching, and engaging community that keeps on giving and growing every day. Imagine never feeling like you're alone with your struggles again. Join us to see it for yourself.
Learning
As a community, you'll learn the ins and outs of ADHD and how to manage it, how to accept yourself as you are, manage your explosive emotions, and how to Interrupt the cycles of procrastination and perfectionism.
Belonging
This group is a no-judgment zone that allows you to persistently grow and make huge improvements in your life alongside other ADHD adults who struggle just like you.