WELCOME TO OUR SUPPORT GROUP INFORMATION PAGE
We invite you to join us! The group is free of charge and the focus is adult ADHD. Adults of all ages are welcome, along with their guests. (We ask that parents leave kids at home, as no childcare is available.) We also ask that everything shared at these meetings remain confidential.
Next Meeting: Tuesday, January 7th, 2014
(Meets the first Tuesday of the month, except July or holidays)
Topic: Dealing with Common ADHD Struggles
Location: Latham Volunteer Fire Department
Community Room (Banquet Hall)
226 Old Loudon Road
Latham, NY 12110
(see below for directions)
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Thanks to the Latham Volunteer Fire Department for donating the space to us!
Directions:
From I-87: Take Exit 7 and proceed towards Route 9. At the lights, continue straight (crossing Route 9) onto Columbia St. Ext./9R. At the very next intersection, turn right onto Old Loudon Road. The Latham Fire Department will be on your right in just under one mile. Proceed to the lower parking lot by the Banquet Hall.
From Route 7: Follow signs to Route 9/9R. At the lights, continue straight (crossing Route 9) onto Columbia St. Ext./9R. At the very next intersection, turn right onto Old Loudon Road. The Latham Fire Department will be on your right in just under one mile. Proceed to the lower parking lot by the Banquet Hall.
From Albany via Route 9: Travel north on Route 9 through Loudonville. You will pass the Newton Shopping Plaza on your left. Continue straight and after passing Glennon Rd. you will veer right onto Old Loudon Road at the TD Bank. Travel 1.1 miles and the Latham Fire Dept. will be on your left. Proceed to the lower parking lot by the Banquet Hall.
Registration is not required but it's helpful to let us know you're coming, so we know how many people to expect. Please join us and share your thoughts and experiences! Click here if you plan to attend.
For questions or more information, please contact:
Susan Gesten, MSW, ADHD Coach at (518) 461-6513
http://susangesten.com
If you have a more pressing need for information or assistance about the many aspects of dealing with ADHD (including diagnosis, treatment options, educational rights, etc.), please contact CHADD’s National Resource Center on AD/HD (NRC), online at www.help4adhd.org or by phone at 800-233-4050 (press option 2, Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm Eastern time).
CHADD does not endorse, recommend, or make representations with respect to research, services, medication, treatments or products. Information is provided with the understanding that the organization is not engaged in rendering medical or legal advice or recommendations. You should not rely on this information to replace consultations with qualified health care or legal professionals to meet your individual needs. References to any treatment or therapy option, or to any program, service or treatment do not constitute an official endorsement by CHADD. Parents and professionals are encouraged to fully investigate treatment options and providers that may be most appropriate for a specific individual.
