Peer to Peer Support Group meetings have been running since the beginning May 2021. The group meetings are organised by ADHD, ASC & LD Belgium, who have been running these meetings since May 2021. More information below to visit their website or feel free to be in touch with one of our member organisations or international network who could possibly direct you where to ask for information in your country. Here is the contact list for known organisations in various countries https://adhd-women.eu/contact-us/
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ADHD Europe was formed in 2009 and founded by several European patient support organisations across Europe. Today, our members help people living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and promote public awareness and generating advocacy throughout their European countries with/without their national Health Ministries for accessible health services and treatment.
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Meet the Women Team in Belgium
Joanne legalized the first English speaking ADHD organization in Belgium – ADHD, ASC & LD Belgium, one of the Founding member organizations of ADHD Europe. She was a former teacher before training as an ADHD /Dyslexia/ASC specialized Coach (The Coach Training Academy, London). Joanne has always been someone who connects others to what they need and wholeheartedly supports the “Underdog” whether that be in the classroom, at work or in her environment. Her objectives are to spread a real awareness of ADHD, especially ADHD in girls and women and she takes every opportunity to do this.
Donnalea’s (Faciliator)background was in healthcare – from bedside to public health, to health promotion and community development. She is an experienced Life Coach [Coaches Training Institute] with a demonstrated history of working in the health and wellness industry. She is skilled in Nonprofit Organizations, Life Coaching with a focus on ADHD, Public Speaking, and strong consulting professional coaching [ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA)]. She uses a neuroscience and strength-based approach to help her clients develop new strategies, rituals, and skills, accentuating their positives and helping them become grounded in what’s strong within, versus what’s wrong. They then begin to spend more time/energy on what matters most to them and live more balanced lives so they can have the future they want.
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Chantel – Born in South Africa, lived in France for 7 years, and now in Belgium since 2017. She is a mother of mother/carer of an
adult son who lives with ADHD (born in 2022) , diagnosed at age 7, as well as having a young toddler (born in 2017) Her passion lies in
– advocating for the rights of people living with ADHD – empowering individuals living with ADHD – creating global awareness of ADHD for all genders and people. She volunteers her time – supporting people living with ADHD by sharing experiences of what it is like to have ADHD – giving presentations share information and to reduce the stigma and discrimination that exists today – mobilizing countries with best practices and sharing experiences to help those who need access to diagnosis/treatment of ADHD – attending high-level meetings with European stakeholders within these groups (Brain Health, Mental Health, Neurology), also including European Parliament, Research Consortia, World Health Organization to communicate the work we do and the work that still needs to be done with the aim of a better quality of life for people. Her hope is to create more of a media buzz (newspapers, TV, radio, webinars, social media etc) with society to come together as ‘one voice’ to raise awareness, have the education tools/information and to advocate for better quality of life.
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