



"Understanding ADHD"
facilitated by Sara van Driel, MA-PhD candidate
Duke Child and Family Study Center
Saturday, November 15th
9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
Orange United Methodist Church
1220 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Chapel Hill
Free seminar for parents, caregivers and professional providers to children with special needs. If your child, or the child you teach or counsel with, has challenges paying attention, is easily distracted or distracts others, if s/he isn't consistently successful completing tasks and assignments in a timely manner, or engages in hyper-active behaviors and impulsive decisions that impact peer relations, THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR YOU!
Childcare is available for free during this event for school-age children with MANDATORY ADVANCE REGISTRATION by MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. Contact info above.
ALSO...NEW...PARENT SUPPORT GROUP! Parents will join each other in a confidential, non-judgmental, caring support group from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. prior to the training. If you are the parent of a special needs child and would like to participate in ongoing support this is a great place to begin. For details, contact julie@mhaorangeco.org.
A program of the
Mental Health Association
in Orange County
Mental Health Association
Mental Health Association
302 W. Weaver Street Carrboro, NC 27510 919.942.8083
Would you like to support the Mental Health Association in Orange County? Your financial contribution will be appreciated! Your donation will help our outreach in the community all of our programs: Compeer, Family Advocacy Network, Strengthening Families Program, the Community Backyard, and Northside Community Garden. Donations should be sent to the MHAOC at P.O. Box 2253, Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2253.
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The Mental Health Association in Orange County publishes a semi-annual newsletter, MINDTalk, for the general membership population, as well as a monthly publication, FANTalk, for parents and professionals involved with our Family Advocacy Network. In addition to these two print publications, we publish a bi-monthly electronic newsletter. If you would like to be added to our mailing list, please click the link below.
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The condition of mental health reform in the State of North Carolina has continued to decline over the past several years. Legislation to divest the public mental healthcare system has created chaos on an already over-burdened system. Services have been cut and consumers have become the victims who suffer instead of receiving quality psychiatric treatment while lawmakers move slowly to repair what they broke in their reform efforts. This section will bring you the latest news and reviews on what is happening with reform and debacle in the mental health care system locally and across the state.