Empowering Neurodiverse Families

A 6-week Group for Parents of Neurodiverse Children

You work hard in your life, but something still feels missing. Perhaps it's disconnection from those around you or even yourself. Maybe your relationships are strained, and you don’t know how to fix them. You’re just tired of carrying it all on your own.

This group is a space for men to get honest, connect more deeply with themselves and others, grow emotionally, and show up with more clarity, courage, and connection in every part of life.

What is this Group?

Parenting a neurodiverse child can be a beautiful journey, however it can also be overwhelming. Whether your child has ADHD, Autism, or other unique neurodiverse traits, it’s easy to feel like you are all alone.

This group is a safe, supportive program that is specifically designed for parents who want practical tools, deep understanding and connection with other parents who “get it”.

This group goes beyond surface-level advice. You’ll explore what is happening in your child’s brain and body and learn how to respond with compassion and skill.

What you’ll learn:

• How neurodiverse brains work and why behaviours happen

• Practical tools for meltdowns, sensory overload, and daily challenges

• Strategies for communication and building connection

• How to advocate effectively at school and with professionals

• Ways to reduce stress for your whole family

• And most importantly: How to focus on your child’s strengths

“I believe every child deserves to be understood and every parent deserves support.”

-Eileen Deswiage

Details

• When: Tuesdays @ 6:30-8pm weekly Sept 16th to Oct. 21st, 2025

• Where: Bridge Counseling 115 2nd Ave N. Suite 203

• Duration: 90 minutes weekly

• Cost: $450.00 ($75/session)

• Limited to 12 participants

Is this for you?

• You’re a parent or caregiver of a child aged 4-18 diagnosed or suspected ADHD, Autism, or other neurodiverse traits

• You feel exhausted trying to keep up with behaviours, sensory issues or school challenges

• You want practical strategies you can use at home right away

• You’re wanting connection with other parents who understand the unique challenges

• You want something beyond generic parenting advice that doesn’t seem to fit your child

Not Sure?

Still deciding? That’s okay. Parenting neurodiverse children can leave you stretched thin, and investing in another commitment might feel overwhelming.

If you’re on the fence, consider jointing our waitlist. There’s no obligation and we will keep you updated about available spots, opportunities and future groups.