Services for Mental Health Professionals

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Development, Mentoring, and Support for Neurodiverse Mental Health Professionals

Individually and in groups when available.

 

 Support for psychotherapists, including social workers, counselors. psychologists or psychiatrists who have ADHD themselves. Individually or    in small groups when available a place where you can explore issues that are unique to mental health professionals with ADHD. Examine    where your own executive function challenges intersect with your professional strengths.

 

 

Clinical Case Consultation and Training

Individually (and in Groups when available)

Learning to help women with ADHD move to an acceptance of neurodiversity, emphasizing a humanistic whole person view and moving away from the pathologizing of women’s neurodiversity.

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Current Group

This next monthly four session group is an off shoot of a one- time gathering we had in December. This is a  support group for Women Mental Health Professionals with ADHD (psychotherapists, social workers, counselors. psychologists, psychiatrists, who have ADHD, executive function challenges, or who identify as neurodivergent. Some of the participants may also work with women with ADHD their  clinical practice. (But this is not a consultation group)

 

This group offers a safe place for you to explore common feelings and provides a unique opportunity to hear from and share with other like-minded women. Participants can process feelings and issues that are unique to neurodivergent women mental health professionals. During this time together, you can share your story and explore themes and challenges such as acceptance, identity, emotions, self concept, and diagnosis. Issues such as practice and professional development  can also be discussed.   

 

The dates and times for these four 90 minute sessions at 2 P.M. Eastern are:

 Feb. 21, March 21, April 18, and May 16th

(There may be a conflict occasionally and we can discuss it as a group to see if there is any flexibility at the time to adjust.)

 

Four of the participants are women who attended the stand alone group in December. The others wanted to continue, but couldn’t commit to four sessions at this time. I’m looking to add one or two new people.

This is a very warm supportive, accepting, open group of women and I think you would benefit a great deal from it.

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Please let us know if you are interested by e-mailing sari@sarisolden.com

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Thank you,

Best-

Office of Sari Solden & Associates