An exclusive run of our custom Parent training for Parents of Girls!

"It's has definitely made me feel 'I'm not alone' and that there are many parents who have an even more difficult situations than me. It's also made me more aware of my girl's needs and help me understand her better. Though some days can be though but it's manageable to some point when I try to understand her. PSP is so great because we share each other's experiences and helps us emotionally to connect. Thank you."

"Many key take-aways for me. Concise & knowledgeable, the trainer was able to bring home very crucial understanding of the condition and more importantly how to manage the child."

"I have to agree that this program helps us parents to understand our children more. Without these sessions, we parents will be stressing ourselves and our children out. Fighting fire every other day and forgetting about the core values that we should enforce in them, which will mold them and help them succeed in their lives through the obstacles and challenges."

~Parents' reviews~

Are you often confused by your daughter's forgetfulness, inattentiveness and inability to make friends and sustain friendships? Do you find her more emotionally sensitive, yet clueless as to understanding other's perspectives and emotions?

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that presents itself in attention issues, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and distractibility, amongst other difficulties. These symptoms present differently for girls than boys.

Whether or not your child has been diagnosed, the stresses you are facing is undeniable, and this workshop seeks to help you better understand how to approach parenting girls with ADHD/ADD calmly and strategically.

Venue: ZOOM ONLINE

Dates:

Session 1 - 4 Jul 23

Session 2 - 11 Jul 23

Session 3 - 18 Jul 23

Session 4 - 25 Jul 23

Time: 9.00am to 11.00am

During this small group format online workshop, you will cover these topics:

• Understanding the common ADHD symptoms
• Framework for Collaborative Communication w School
• What Children with ADHD Need
• Realigning Parental Expectations
• Helping your ADHD Child Thrive

And walk away achieving these learning outcomes:

1. Feel more knowledgeable about your child's behaviours.

2. Feel that you can understand your child better.

3. Be able to communicate better with your child.

4. Feel that you are coping better with managing your child's ADHD symptoms.

5. Feel you are better able to apply your knowledge of ADHD to managing your child.

6. Feel more empowered to move ahead positively with your parenting journey.

7. Feel you are not alone in their struggles.

This workshop is suitable for parents/caregivers of girls (children & teens) facing any of these issues: attention, impulsivity, hyperactivity, anger management issues, executive function issues, etc. with or without an ADHD diagnosis. Co-morbidities like ASD and Dyslexia are also welcome.