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CADDAC's 15th Annual ADHD Conference

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CADDAC's ADHD Conference provides information for adults with ADHD, parents and/or caregivers of children with ADHD and their families, as well as educators and allied health professionals.

Conference Topics

  • ADHD: Attention Doesn’t Half Describe it - Keynote presentation
  • Mindfulness and ADHD: An Integrated Approach to Care - Keynote presentation
  • ADHD Throughout the Lifespan: Navigating Adulthood with ADHD
  • Thriving in the 9 to 5: ADHD in the Workplace
  • Self-Regulation and Executive Function Impairments in Children and Youth with ADHD
  • The Transition to Post-Secondary Institutions for Students with ADHD
  • Promoting Student Self-Regulation in the Classroom
  • ADHD and Autism: Similarities and Differences, Strategies and Practical Tips
  • ADHD and Comorbidities - How One Leads to the Others
  • Is ADHD the Third Party in Your Relationship?

...and much more!

Location:

Foothills Academy, 745 37 Street NW, Calgary, Alberta T2N 4T1, Canada

Date & Time:

October 28-29, 2023

For more information and to register, click here.

Contact Us

320 - 11150 Jasper Avenue
Edmonton, AB  T5K 0C7

Phone: (780) 421-7544
Toll Free: 1 (877) 421-9937
Email: info@aecea.ca

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