This program addresses the psychological impact of ADHD on people such as intense emotions and unhelpful patterns of thinking which may be negatively affecting their day-to-day lives. The program is based on basic CBT principles applied specifically to the difficulties associated with ADHD and building resilience in individuals diagnosed with ADHD. It teaches participants to use this knowledge to guide, inspire, and motivate themselves to set goals and take action that enriches their life.
The CBT for ADHD Day Program focuses on helping participants understand their ADHD and develop practical skills to improve daily functioning. Key areas covered include:
Patients will take part in an 8‑week group program that helps them understand how ADHD affects their thoughts, emotions, and daily life. They’ll learn practical CBT‑based strategies to manage unhelpful thinking, regulate emotions, improve focus, build motivation, and strengthen time‑management skills. The program also supports self‑esteem and lifestyle changes, all within a supportive therapeutic group environment.
Increase understanding of ADHD and its impact on thoughts, emotions, and daily functioning
Identify and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns to develop more adaptive, constructive thinking.
Improve emotional regulation by learning strategies to manage difficult or intense emotions.
Strengthen executive functioning skills, including time management, attention management, and reducing procrastination.
Boost motivation, self‑esteem, and lifestyle habits to support overall wellbeing and daily functioning.