Symposium for Those Whose Lives are Touched by Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
“But ADHD is not a curse and does not have to limit your potential,” Brenis says. “What it does mean is that you have access to an adaptive and unique type of brain wiring and once you learn how to focus on your strengths, and learn tools and strategies to minimize your challenges, you can succeed.”
Closing Speaker Lawrence Choy, MD, “The Science and Neuroplasticity of the ADHD Brain: How to ‘Hack & Rewire’ the ADHD Brain” Medical Director of the Elite Focus Clinic. Choy will share his knowledge on the neuroplasticity of the ADHD brain as well as talk about his own personal story with ADHD. “The key to navigating a life with ADHD is to understand how our brain works,” Choy says. “The brain is the most complex system in the universe, so gaining an understanding of its fundamental structure and function is essential. By learning the basics of the brain, you can apply the knowledge toward optimizing and strengthening your brain’s abilities to enhance your life and build resilience.”
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For more information and to register go to www.ADHDSymposium.com or contact Judy Brenis at jbbrenis@comcast.net.
Thriving With ADHD, Sunday, October 14, 1:00-6:00 p.m., Temple Beth El 3055 Porter Gulch Road, Aptos • $45 Early Bird Registration ends September 15! • Registration is $50/$55 at the Door