When someone in your family has an ADHD diagnosis, sometimes the hardest part isn't understanding ADHD itself. It's understanding each other.

Our brains work differently — all of them. And neurodiversity reminds us that there isn't just one “right” way to think, communicate, organize, respond, or experience the world.

This 90-minute interactive webinar isn't about providing a long list of ADHD facts or telling you what you should do.

This is an opportunity to explore how we can have better conversations and improved connections within our families.

• How language, questions and the way we raise concerns can change a conversation and lead to better outcomes

• How generational differences and our own worldviews can shape what we see and expect

• Ways to redirect difficult conversations and move toward feeling heard and understood

You don't have to be a person with an ADHD or neurodivergent brain to belong here - although you could be.

You might be a parent, grandparent, partner, sibling or other family member trying to understand someone you love — and sometimes wondering if you're getting it right.

Come with your questions, your experiences, and your curiosity - and perhaps experience the relief of being in a room where someone else says, “I can relate.”

Let's have better conversations about how we navigate ADHD — together.