ADHD Workshop For Grandparents (In-Person)
About this Event
About This Workshop
Grandparents play an important role in the life of the entire family. Yet when a grandchild has ADHD, some behaviors can be difficult to understand and may be mistaken for defiance, poor discipline, or a lack of effort.
In this workshop, together we will explore:
- What ADHD really is and how it affects the brain
- How ADHD shows up in everyday family life
- Practical ways to support grandchildren with connection and encouragement
- How to support parents and navigate generational differences
- How to strengthen family relationships while caring for yourself
When grandparents understand ADHD, the whole family can feel more connected, supported, and understood.
Workshop Details
Date: Thursday August 27th at 6:30pm
Offered as a hybrid event with registration available for both in-person attendance or online attendance (Zoom).
This event listing is for registration for in-person attendees. Please see our virtual event listing to register for virtual attendance.
Cost: $25 per person
Facilitator Bio
Yaara Shabtai is an ADHD expert who combines professional training with lived experience to support individuals and families. She is the Founder and CEO of Neuro Wise Edmonton ADHD Centre, where she takes a collaborative, ecosystemic approach to care across home, school, and daily life. Her work focuses on turning clinical knowledge into practical, real-world strategies.
Credentials:
LLB | MBA | Certified ADHD Coach | Certified Parent Coach | Certified CBT-Based Coach Trained in neurocognitive approaches supporting attention, executive functioning, and learning.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
CAD 25.00
