I am proud to present the ultimate ADHD support group guide written by Sharon St. John, LPC! It’s free, so download it now by clicking here. (Best viewed after downloading to your computer – right click and choose ‘save as’.)
Okay, I added the ‘ultimate’ because it excites me that a book has been written to assist people with using my book One Boy’s Struggle: A Memoir in a support group setting, (or, to be used individually with one’s therapist). Over the last few years I have received many emails from support group facilitators around the world, from the United States to as far away as Australia, letting me know how they have used One Boy’s Struggle to assist their members in coming to grips with living with ADHD, and to some degree viewing ADHD in a more positive light.
Several ADHD support group facilitators have suggested I write a guide, but since I have never facilitated such a group myself I didn’t consider me to be the right person for writing such a handbook. Therefore, it is with heartfelt gratitude that I thank Sharon St. John for writing this guide. As a matter of fact, I must admit I have learned a great deal from reading this guidebook as to what people are truly getting from my memoir.
It amazes me to this day how much benefit people have found from the telling of my story. For that reason, and many others, ADHD has truly become a gift for me! Indeed, ADHD caused devastating chaos to my life when it was undiagnosed, and even when it was diagnosed, but the light at the end of the tunnel has been what I have learned and where my experiences have brought me, now, today. Without having ADHD I would have never written any book about it, created this blog or created the ADHD social network ADDer World – so in those very real ways ADHD has become a gift. I truly appreciate, and I am extremely gracious, to be able to share my experiences and life-lessons with you.
I hope you enjoy this guide and benefit from it. It is completely free, so please share it and pass it on.
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