Understanding ADHD - For Parents

Understanding ADHD - For Parents

By Shannon Lopez - Clinical Psychologist
Online event

Overview

Discover what ADHD really looks like and learn practical ways to support your child’s strengths, focus, and wellbeing.

Are you wondering if your child’s challenges with focus, energy, or emotions could be ADHD?
Unsure what to look for, or when it’s time to seek professional help?
Want to feel more confident talking with teachers and clinicians about your child’s needs?

Join us for this informative and free webinar designed for parents and caregivers who want to better understand ADHD—what it is, how it shows up in children, and how to support thriving at home and school.

This session will break down the myths and realities of ADHD in clear, accessible language, helping parents recognise signs that may indicate their child is struggling and needs additional support. You’ll also gain practical guidance on how to navigate assessments, what questions to ask teachers, psychologists, and doctors, and how to advocate effectively for your child’s needs in educational and clinical settings.

Topics include:

  • What ADHD is—and what it isn’t
  • Common signs and behaviours to look out for at home and school
  • When to seek help and what the assessment process involves
  • How to talk to teachers and clinicians about your child’s needs
  • Evidence-based strategies and support options for families

You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of your child’s unique strengths and challenges, plus practical tools and next steps to help them feel supported, capable, and understood.

Ideal for parents, carers, and families seeking trustworthy, evidence-informed guidance in navigating ADHD with confidence and compassion.

All registered participants will receive a recording of this webinar as well as resources following the event.

Presenter: Shannon Lopez is a Clinical Psychologist, Board-Approved Supervisor and Principal Clinical Psychologist at Spencer Health. She has a strong interest in child and adolescent therapy, autism and ADHD assessment, and is a neurodiversity-affirming practitioner dedicated to evidence-based, compassionate care. With years of experience supporting children, adolescents and families, Shannon brings practical, real-world insights to these sessions.

Category: Health, Mental health

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  • 1 hour
  • Online

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Online event

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Shannon Lopez - Clinical Psychologist

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Jan 20 · 10:30 PM PST