B.A In Psychology, Certified ADHD Life Coach, MACP Student

Brittany Brousseau

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An ADHD social group for teens to connect with other neurodiverse peers and learn to successfully manage their ADHD and build their strengths

The ADHD Toolkit Teen Social Group

An ADHD support and social group to help students learn about their neurodiversity and develop a growth mindset as well as self-acceptance. Learners will be able to make connections with other ADHD peers while learning about themselves.

The ADHD Toolkit Club

This is a support group for youth with ADHD to discuss challenges and work on developing coping skills and strategies to thrive with ADHD

The ADHD Toolkit Club (Ages 7-9)

Do you have a bright and curious teenager, aged 13 to 18, who identifies as both gifted and neurodivergent? This supportive social group is designed specifically for twice-exceptional (2E) teens like them! 

2E, Twice Exceptional Teen Social Group

Laura Paxton, M.A., Ed.S

Music

Are you a K-pop fan looking for somewhere to rave about all your favorite groups? Join the
K-Pop Konvo Lounge! This social group is the perfect place to share your thoughts on recent
comebacks and discover groups you’ve never heard before.


K-Pop Konvo Lounge- Teen Social Group

Miss Brandy's Fun and Learning Academy

This group uses body doubling a well known strategy shown to boost focus and productivity in ADHDer's. With the support if a certified ADHD coach learners will identify tasks and tackle them in an encouraging ADHD friendly environment.

The ADHD Toolkit: Get It Done Body Doubling Group

This weekly social group led by an autistic teacher is designed to be a safe and welcoming place for students to have fun and socialize with peers. This is a place for your student to grow confidence in their unique social skills. 

Social Group for Autistic Teens

Gabrielle Hughes - Autistic Advocate

Social Group for Autistic Teens - Girls Group

This social group is for girls who are shy or struggle in social situations and would like to connect with their peers in a relaxed environment while learning about topics such as managing stress, meeting people, and being assertive.

Social Group for Shy Teen Girls

Kim Cooper Smith

In this ongoing class, children will have the opportunity to work on social skills, communication skills,  develop further understanding of social cues, and interact with their peers. 

Social Group for Children With Autism/ADHD/Anxiety Ages 10 - 14

Erin Morse

In this ongoing group we will chat about current events and personal interest topics. We will work to maintaining group conversation and review related social skills. 

Social Group for Teens With Autism 13-15

Colleen Derreck

This social group is open to any learner who has a disability including autism and Down Syndrome. In this small virtual community we will play games and make new friends! | (Social Skills)

Social Group and Games for Learners With Disabilities! (Tweens and Teens)

Stefanie C

Social Group for Teens With Autism 16-18

This is a group for children to come together, share crafts, stories, laugh together, and make connections while homeschooling, travelling, or living remotely.  A group for like-minded families who follow the Waldorf Steiner philosophies.

Waldorf Steiner Social Group

Micole (Teacher, Permaculturist, Homeschooler)

This is a social group for teens who have their own business or are starting one. Join other teens to talk strategy and share what they've learned so far as business owners or brainstorm ideas to get started!

Young Entrepreneur Social Group

ARI Learning by Carly Filewich Inclusive & Social!

Arts

A fun and relaxed group where learners can share their origami creations and ideas!

Origami Social Group

Jaclyn M.

During this class we will explore overwhelm and ADHD. Students will learn strategies to deal with their feelings of overwhelm and do the things that they need to get done. 

The ADHD Toolkit- Dealing With Overwhelm to Get Things Done (10-13)

This class combines gamification and body doubling to create an ADHD friendly approach to organizing spaces. Learners will tackle a chosen space in a fun and creative way along with their peers.

Let's Play the Organization Game - ADHD Friendly Organizing 

Planning when you have ADHD can be overwhelming, in this class we will discuss how to plan in an ADHD friendly way. Students will learn a visual strategy to help them plan out busy weeks, days, or long term projects.

ADHD Toolkit Planning Things Out

Students will learn about how the ADHD brain regulates attention and how this applies to them in their daily lives. They will explore both the challenges and the positives that are associated with ADHD and attention.

The ADHD Tool Kit- Attention and Focus

In this class students will learn about working memory and the ADHD brain. They will learn about tools to navigate working memory challenges and how to improve their working memory.

The ADHD Tool Kit - Working Memory (Age 7-9)

The ADHD Toolkit: Get it Done Body Doubling Group Teens

The ADHD Tool Kit - Working Memory

In this class you will get to practice your english public speaking skills as you tell us about your favourite thing. Learners will build their confidence and Social Skills as they share, listen and ask questions.

The ADHD Toolkit Teen Social Group

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