The title of this manual, Welcome Stranger, is purposeful. An Alzheimer’s patient becomes a stranger in that their behavior, likes, dislikes, and actions change from what we have previously known and lived with in prior years.

This guide is not intended to be a primer to understanding Alzheimer’s disease but rather to provide a few meaningful ways to make the job of care giving less onerous and life more pleasant for both parties.

Click here to download.

Specialists and master’s level clinicians offer confidential support and information to people living with the disease, caregivers, families, and the public.

Three ways to connect with our Helpline:

• Call 800.272.3900. (Dial 711 to connect with a TRS operator.)
• Chat: Click the “Live Chat” green button on the website to connect with a member of our Helpline staff. Live chat is typically available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CT, Monday through Friday.
• Online: Click here to let us know how we can help you. We will respond within 24 hours.

Free

Click here to find Parent's Corner and a list of FAQS that includes topics such as:

• What is Special Education?
• What is an IEP?
• What's the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan?
• What is IDEA?
• What is Autism?
• What is Down Syndrome?
• and much more!

Click here for support and resources including:

• Autism Learning Collaborative (ALC)
• My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation
• ATAK Interactive

Program Training Guide

The BieneStar Adult Healthy Lifestyle Program is an educational-based, behavioral therapy curriculum aimed at preventing diabetes and obesity in adults.

BieneStar’s health educators believe that when clients are educated clients are more likely to make healthier decisions for themselves and their families about:

• nutrition
• physical activity
• other healthy lifestyles

Goal-setting and self-monitoring are two key behavior components of the program.

The BieneStar curriculum can be used in:

• community centers
• schools
• wellness worksites
• physician practices

"The Bienestar program showed that the weight of participants decreased as they attended more sessions."

Available in English & Spanish

Instructor Guide

*Registered participants only $25

Participant Guide

*Registered participants only $16

Welcome all women Veterans, family members, caregivers, and advocates! The Center for Women Veterans’ (CWV) mission is to monitor and coordinate VA’s administration of health care, benefits, services, and programs for women Veterans. We serve as an advocate for cultural transformation and to raise awareness of the responsibility to treat women Veterans with dignity and respect to #BringWomenVeteransHome2VA.

Today’s VA is focused on the needs of women Veterans and cultural transformation. We aim to provide an environment free from harassment. VA has introduced White Ribbon, a national call to action to eliminate sexual harassment, sexual assault, and domestic violence. VA Secretary McDonough is making accountability of those who commit harassment or sexual assault an important part of creating a culture that is free from harassment and sexual assault, without fear of retaliation.

We are women Veterans proud to serve our sister Veterans and those who serve them. Stay in touch, sign up for email, follow us on Facebook. We share information on benefits and services, events, stories, research and more. Thank you for your service!

To learn more about the benefits, services, and programs, click here.

This FREE program offers a helpful setting where participants work together in a small group to learn about healthier eating and more physical activity to help lower their risk of developing diabetes. The program, which is led by a trained Lifestyle Coach in a classroom setting, is delivered over 12 months, beginning with 16 weekly sessions followed by 6 bi-weekly & 3 monthly sessions.

Click here to find a workshop to register for.

To qualify for the Prevent T2 program, participants must be at least 18 years old, overweight (BMI > 25), and at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes, or already have been diagnosed with prediabetes.*

Individuals who have already been diagnosed with type 1 or 2 diabetes do not qualify for this program. Please refer to the self-management program for help. 

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Learn Skills for In-Demand Jobs:

• Microsoft is offering free learning paths to in-demand jobs, discounted Microsoft certifications, and job search best practices.

Click here to learn more.

Educational Resources for K-12 Parents:

• Find free learning activities for your K-12 student, provided by Common Sense Media.

Click here to learn more.

Click the links below to learn more:

• Computer & Internet Basics
• Online Learning Resources
• Online Job Resources
• Health & Wellness
• Managing Finances Online

Free

• Online Safety Classes
• Computer Skills Classes

Drug Free Comfort is a community coalition made up of parents, educators, community leaders, law enforcement, and those interested in making a positive impact in the lives of our community’s young people.

This non-profit organization works to eliminate dangerous and illegal drugs from Comfort schools and our community as a whole by raising awareness and knowledge of dangerous and illegal drugs by implementing effective drug prevention programs.

Drug Free Comfort works with the Kendall County Sheriff’s offices, the Comfort Independent School District, Homeland Security, the US Drug Enforcement Agency, other drug prevention experts, and Comfort community organizations and churches to develop effective drug prevention programs.

We schedule presentations for students in grades 5 through 12 and their parents. We offer Comfort community programs by providing meaningful and educational information about emerging drug trends.

Home-based Option:

• Weekly Home Visits
• Bi-Weekly Group Socializations

Support Services:

• Health and Dental Screenings
• Developmental and Social-Emotional Screenings
• Child and Family Mental Health (ECI)
• Nutrition Services and Education
• Home Visits
• Parent Education and Services to Fathers
• Linkage to Community Resources
• Transportation (if needed)

Adult Education:

• Parental Engagement and Workforce Pathways

Service Area Target:

• Zip Codes 78207, 228, 237, 204, 221, 211
• Harlandale ISD

Click here to find classes available for certifications, caregivers, and more.

We know it can be overwhelming finding out you or a loved one has kidney disease. But you are not alone. There is a large network of resources out there that many people don’t realize even exists. Our educational resources, programs and events provide the information you need to make the best decisions for your health and feel empowered.

• SILENT BUT DEADLY CAMPAIGN
  Complete a short survey and receive a free at-home kidney test.
• MEDICARE
  The official website U.S. Government website for medicare
• TALKING WITH CHILDREN
  Tips for caregivers, parents, and teachers during infections disease outbreaks
• TAKING CARE OF YOUR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
  Tips for social distancing, quarantine, and isolation during an infectious disease outbreak
• CARELINK
  Financial assistance to access quality healthcare services through University Health System.
• DIALYSIS FACILITY COMPARE
  Find and compare information about the services and quality of care provided at dialysis facilities in any state.
• KIDNEY QUESTIONS ANSWERED
  Find answers to commonly asked questions about kidney disease.
• NATIONAL KIDNEY DISEASE EDUCATION PROGRAM
  Tools to help provide kidney disease education.
• KIDNEY DISEASE AND DIET
  Information from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics on Kidney Disease.
• AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF KIDNEY PATIENTS
  A list of support groups in Texas.

Click here for a full list of resources.

Welcome to the Alzheimer’s Association Education Center.

The Association offers several Alzheimer’s and dementia programs online, 24 hours. Please click on the program title below for more information, or use the search folders to find the right program.

For Alzheimer’s and dementia education in Spanish, please click here.

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About Antonia
The catalyst for Antonia Murguia to present "Empower Yourself with Clarity," was the death of her son, Andrew, by suicide. In hindsight, she now feels he did not have the skills necessary to overcome the chaos he felt. To the outside world, he appeared happy; on the inside he must have been struggling immensely.

Antonia's goal is to teach others how to deal with their lives when they become overwhelmed. She wants people to understand there is a way to cope. Suicide is a tragedy for the person who dies and for family and friends who are left with the never-ending pain of grief. Antonia does not want this pain for anyone.?

Antonia is a poet and an artist. She loves the music of poetry and the dance of words that melts into one’s heart, mind, and soul. She is the President of Alamo Area Poets of Texas. She participates in different types of poetry classes and writes different forms of poetry. She is about to publish a book about her grief journey following her son's death.?

Antonia has been published in the following publications: Galaxy of Verse; Voices de la Luna; The Call of the Chupacabra; Voices Across the River; Inkwell Echoes; Agave, a Celebration of Tequila; Living Peace; Art of Peace Poetry Anthology; and Fabricio Paterlini - International Piano Microstories Digital Publication (She was one of only seven poets from the US to be accepted.)

Services Provided:

• Public Speaking
• Leadership Development
• Public Relations
• Writing
• Healthcare Consulting
• Educational Consulting

We want our daughters to become confident, empowered adults. But this can be hard– especially if your daughter has a physical disability. We are here to support you. Our online community provides educational videos for you and your daughter! Your daughter will learn about her body and mind and hear tips from women with disabilities. We also have videos for you! Learn tips and insights from healthcare providers and other parents like you.

Click here for more information.

The National Urban League works to provide economic empowerment, educational opportunities and the guarantee of civil rights for the underserved in America.

Our empowerment programs fall under these six core areas:

• Education
• Jobs
• Entrepreneurship
• Housing
• Health
• Justice

All of our services are free of charge.

How to use our directory:

Reminder we are a collective of individual businesses therefore each doula sets up consultations, rates, contracts, and times available.

This collective website is just a directory we don’t provide matching, scheduling, or contracting services.

Click on the type of doula you’re looking for (i.e. Birth, Fertility, Other Parental Services)

Scroll through our doula's pictures and when you want to know more click on their picture.

Read about your selected doula’s background and experiences.

If you feel connected, please click on the doula’s website or copy their email address and shoot them an email to book a consultation to interview your doula.

Click here to Contact us.

This resource guide was developed to provide mental health and suicide prevention resources. This guide focuses on educating teachers, administrators, parents, and guardians, on how to increase access to mental health resources, reduce stigma, build resiliency, and develop empathy to improve the mental health and well-being in our schools.

The goals of this resource guide are:

• To increase understanding of mental health conditions and the treatment of mental health conditions in youth and young adults.
• To increase understanding of the problem of youth suicide, the risk factors that can lead to suicide, and the treatment and prevention of suicidal behavior in youth and young adults.
• To increase knowledge of mental health conditions, risk factors, and warning signs for suicide, so that teachers, administrators, parents, guardians, and adults who work with youth and young adults are better prepared to identify and refer students who may be at risk.

The topics covered in this resource guide are:

• The problem of youth and young adult suicide
• The role of teachers, administrators, parents, and guardians in suicide prevention
• Mental health conditions and other suicide risk factors
• The role of schools in suicide prevention

Download a copy here.

Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) provides free help for patients struggling with food issues

Do you have patients who have medical conditions that are related to weight, distorted body image, or unhealthy behaviors with food? FA can be a resource for you and your patients.

Click here to find a meeting for your patient

Meetings are offered every day of the week: over the phone, over Zoom, and in person.

WHAT IS FA?

Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous (FA) is an international recovery program based on the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). We offer a solution to many whose behaviors about food and body image can be understood as addiction.

Click here for more information

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Click here to educate yourself about health issues that GLMA’s healthcare providers have identified as most commonly of concern to LGBTQ people.

Click here to find General Health and Wellness information and resources. Topics include:

• COPD
• Preventing Falls
• Storing Firearms
• Assisted Living
• and much more!

Click here for resources on memory care and Alzheimer's.

The National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) Health and Wellness Program promotes improved health and well-being for all individuals with Down syndrome. Through collaboration with NDSS affiliate organizations, Down syndrome clinics, researchers, government agencies, and other key stakeholders, NDSS develops tailored and accessible resources for individuals with Down syndrome, families, and caregivers. Addressing topics across the lifespan from prenatal diagnosis to aging adults, NDSS offers guides, one-pagers, online resources, and conferences to provide information and support to the Down syndrome community.

Click here to learn more.

From healthy lifestyle and nutrition tips to guidance on important annual screenings and community offerings, becoming a HealthMatters member provides you the resources to take an active role in your health and well-being.

Topics include:

• Heart Health
• Nutrition, Exercise and Weight Loss
• Women’s Health
• Men’s Health
• Children’s Health
• Cancer Care
• Joint, Back and Neck Pain
• Maternity
• Sports Medicine

Benefits include:

• Exclusive member events and classes, like hands-only CPR training
• Early registration access to events
• Members-only offers from our partners, like the Spurs
• Opportunities to participate in volunteer programs and charitable initiatives

Need a ride?
If you need transportation for your appointment or scheduled admission, please call tel: 210-647-7433 to schedule a ride with Health Bus, our free transportation service.

Call-A-Nurse

Call-A-Nurse hotline for the appropriate advice. Nurses representing Methodist Healthcare are standing by to personally assist you with medical advice.

Call a Nurse Adults: (210) 575-0355
Call a Nurse Kids: (210) 226-8773

Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies

OCD Texas: Elevating Awareness, Advancing Treatment, Empowering through Research

Education
Raising awareness and understanding of OCD and related disorders among the public and professionals to enhance the quality of treatment.

Research Access
Ensuring individuals with OCD and their families have access to necessary resources, support, and affordable treatment options.

Research Support
Championing research for a better understanding and development of more effective treatments for OCD and related disorders.

Community Advocacy
Advocating for the needs and rights of the OCD community.

OCD Professional Consultation

Virtual Group

Click here to join us online for monthly group consultations designed to strengthen OCD treatment skills and support other therapists treating OCD.

Who Are We?

Senior Planet members are an extremely diverse group of people 60 and over but all of us have these things in common:

• We have a burning desire to improve our lives in the years we have left - to make friends, to make money, to make a difference on the issues we care about, to discover new pathways for our creative selves, be as healthy as we can be and have a fun time while doing it!
• We’re optimistic about the future and our rightful place in it.
• We’re curious and eager to learn how to use technology and other powerful tools to help us live better and achieve our dreams.
• We’re committed to each other and to making Senior Planet a strong, positive, and effective force for producing social change.

Why Should You Join?

While anyone over 60 is warmly welcome to take classes, attend lectures, and use our space for FREE without becoming a member, joining our membership program is highly encouraged. Becoming a member allows you to dive deeper into the Senior Planet community, gain access to special programs, receive quarterly impact reports and annual technology reviews, and gain the opportunity to support the work of Senior Planet to teach older adults around the nation how to use technology to improve their lives and help lead a growing social movement to transform how the world views aging. 

Joining is Easy!

All we ask is that you…

• Make an annual donation of any amount. (Every dollar helps!)
• Volunteer at least once a year.

Sign Up Now!

To become a member, fill out the form below and you’ll hear from us right away about the next steps. Need to know more first? Have questions?

Visit our website's Membership Details page.

Older adults (60+)

• Drop-In Technology Help
• Computer Skills Classes
• Free Wi-Fi
• Free Computer Use

If you’re an older adult, these live online classes are designed just for you! Learn about finance, wellness, fitness, computers and technology, and more. You’ll also find a real community of fellow lifelong learners.

To see the calendar of upcoming virtual events, click here.

Older adults 60+

• Online Safety Classes
• Computer Skills Classes

Helping San Antonio employers include mental health within their benefit structure.

Click here to download the Mental and Behavioral Health Toolkit.

Workshops focus on Education, Employment, Personal Living, Health and Safety, and Support.

What is Movin' On Workshops?

Unconventional, interactive workshops that encourage youths ages 13 - 19 years of age to "think" and develop skills while having fun.  Youth are taught to use the skills that they do not even realize they have to solve real-world issues and deal with challenges that they will face after leaving foster care.

YTIA recognizes that youth learn in a variety of ways and that preparing to leave foster care begins when you enter foster care and that is why our Movin' On Workshops are:

• Tailored to meet youths where they are in life.
• Divided into three categories based on the youth's age and/or ability.
• Can be created specifically for the youth's needs.
• Focus on specific categories of life skills.
• Have an emphasis on preventing and /or mitigating legal effects.

Click here to learn more. 

Workshops are divided into three categories:

• Get Ready - Designed for youth 13 - 15 years of age.  
• Transitioning Out - Designed for youth 16 - 18 years of age. 
• 18 and Free - Designed for youth 18 and older who want to know what it's really like once you "age out of the system"  or who have "aged out of the system" and need help making it on their own.

"We must Pray, Plan, Prepare, and Practice to Grow so you can Go!"

Our vision is to see that adults age 50 and older across the country have opportunities to pursue vibrant, healthy, productive and meaningful lives.

We seek to positively impact your lives through partnerships to share knowledge, offer evidence- and research-based programs, conduct evaluations and adapt to meet the needs of diverse audiences.

Online Classes include topics such as:

• Art
• Art Appreciation
• Current Events
• Exercise
• History
• Literature
• Music
• Science
• Technology
• Wellness
• and much more!

Ages 50+.

Click here to view our full list of online classes.

• Online Safety Classes
• Computer Skills Classes

Program for Active Consumer Engagement in Self-Management.

PACES in epilepsy is a free program specifically designed to help adults with epilepsy manage their active seizure conditions. The goal is to help you develop strategies for epilepsy self-management for a more fulfilled and independent lifestyle.

PACES in Epilepsy discusses topics relevant to epilepsy in each session to improve self-management. The program consists of 8 weekly sessions each about 75 minutes. Each session is conducted via phone conference led by an epilepsy professional and a peer with epilepsy. At each session, participants are encouraged to engage by taking notes, asking questions, and sharing personal experiences. Each week, participants set a personal goal for the following week to improve how they deal with the challenges of living well with epilepsy.

PACES provides a wide range of topics that are important to people with epilepsy:

• Epilepsy and other medical issues
• Stress and depression
• Memory and cognition
• Community participation on a budget
• Managing care
• Assertive communication
• Improving well-being

To be eligible:

• Be 18 years or older
• Have a cognitive age of 18 years or older
• Have access to phone for weekly sessions

To sign up for the PACES in Epilepsy Program, fill out registration form. For more information, contact us through our online form or call us.

Free.

Information Specialists

• Speak one-on-one with an Information Specialist who can assist you through cancer treatment, financial and social challenges, and give accurate, up-to-date disease, treatment, and support information.

1-800-955-4572

Click here for Disease and contact information.

Click here to download or order a free copy of the booklet Understanding Blood Cancers. 

Patient Community

• Chat with other patients and caregivers, stay current on the latest diagnosis and treatment news, and get personalized support from trained LLS staff.

Click here to connect with others

Peer-to-Peer Support

• A peer-to-peer program that matches newly diagnosed patients and their families with trained volunteers who have shared similar experiences.

Click here to learn more about Peer-to-Peer Support

Find experts to support you through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and parenting.

• Midwives & OBGYNs
• Chiropractors
• Mental Health Services
• Lactation Support
• Photographers
• Doulas
• Body Workers & PTs
• Childbirth Education
• Placenta Services
• Miscellaneous

Click here to access the directory

The Directory is free to use

Some providers accept:

Medicaid, BCBS, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare

Project UPLIFT (Using Practice and Learning to Increase Favorable Thoughts) is a home-based depression treatment program designed for adults with epilepsy. 

UPLIFT is delivered over the phone by a trained mental health facilitator and by a person with epilepsy. The program combines proven techniques of CBT with mindfulness. The goal of mindfulness is to help people change their relationship to their thoughts by viewing thoughts as passing events that do not necessarily represent reality. Based upon this “mindfulness-based” cognitive therapy for depression, the pilot study found the program to significantly reduce symptoms of depression among people with epilepsy.

Project UPLIFT has been effective in:

• increasing knowledge and skills, 
• reducing symptoms of depression, and
• increasing satisfaction with life.

Other potential benefits include:

• telephone delivery, eliminating the need for transportation
• anonymity permitted by telephone delivery, which reduces stigma
• group delivery provides for support from other people with epilepsy
• cost effectiveness due to group delivery and no need for transportation
• increased skills to minimize relapse

• Be 18 years or older
• Be diagnosed with epilepsy
• Be able to read and write in English
• Have access to phone for 8 weekly sessions
• Complete the screening tools

For registration form, click here.

At Girls Inc. of San Antonio, we believe that all girls are inherently strong, smart, and bold, but need help overcoming society’s messages and pressures that make them doubt their self-worth. Girls gain confidence when they are encouraged to set achievable goals, explore their worlds, and dream beyond their realities.

Girls feel most empowered when they trust the adults in their lives to lead them to discover that their potential is limitless and reinforce that their accomplishments will always be celebrated.

As parents, caregivers, and trusted adults in girls’ lives, you play an essential role in shaping their futures. Girls Inc. wants to be a trusted partner in this critical work. Explore resources that will help you inspire the girls in your life to value themselves for exactly who they are: strong, smart, and bold girls.

Click here for our full list of resources.

Topics include:

• Adolescent Health
• Bullying/Cyberbullying
• Education
• Healthy Sexuality
• Mental Health
• Parenting/Healthy Families
• Safety, Violence, Abuse, Crime
• Self-esteem
• Substance Abuse Prevention
• and much more

Click here to see Girls Inc. programs. 

• Online Safety Classes

Watch Veterans and their family members share stories of strength and recovery, find useful information and local mental health resources, and explore ways to show your support.

Resources For:

• Click here for Veterans 
• Click here for Family and Friends
• Click here para Familiares y Amigos
• Click here for Clinicians
• Click here for Active Duty Military
• Click here for National Guard and Reserve Members
• Click here for Community Outreach

Free

Parent Resources

• Provider Directory
• Community Events
• Virtual Birth Consulting

Professional Resources

• Membership Inquiry
• Skills Events
• Networking Events

HeadsUpGuys’ Courses are designed to equip men with skills to:

• Manage and regulate thoughts and emotions 
• Navigate common life challenges 

Core Skills:

• Rewiring Negative Thoughts
• Mindfulness for Men

Common Life Challenges:

• Managing Anger and Irritability
• Building Relationship Skills

Click here to begin.

Free

Keep track of past appointments, notes, questions for your doctor, medical history, and medications all in one place. These large-print guides will keep you organized.

Click here to download the guide or contact us to receive a print copy.

Click here for our bible studies.

Click here for our health & wellness series.

Click here for our behavioral health series.

Free.

The Dare to Dream Team is a small but powerful, nationwide team of both established and young professionals who are steadfast in their desire to help children with blood cancer. Their extraordinary mission: to inspire and engage others to raise critical funding for the lifesaving and life-changing work of Dare to Dream.

Get Free One-On-One Support

• Information Specialists
• Clinical Trial Pediatric Nurse Navigators
  • Contact us at [email protected] to learn more.
• Registered Dietitians

Click here to learn more.

Taking control of your healthcare is one of the best things you can do for yourself.

Click here for tips that could save your life down the road.

More than 4.6M people turn to us, the trusted training provider for First Aid, CPR, BLS, and more, every year to gain lifesaving skills. Trust us to deliver unmatched lifesaving training that will provide you the confidence and skills to act when moments matter.

Our Class Programs:

• First Aid
• CPR
• AED
• and more

Click here to view the full list of classes available

Call us to speak to a representative at 800-567-1487.

Classes are available in person, online, and hybrid

These resources are largely national. Please call the Hotline for support finding local resources. We source trans-verified, trans-led, and BIPOC-led or centered resources where possible.

Have a resource suggestion? Let us know.

Click here for a full list of resources, or to search by category.

Resources include:

• Aging
• Anti-Racism and Not Relying on the Police
• Coming Out
• Community-Based Crisis Support
• Criminal Justice Support
• Domestic Violence
• En Español
• Global Nongovernmental Organizations (NGO’s)
• Health Care and Wellness
• ID Change Library
• Immigration, Detention, Undocumented Support
• Intersex
• Legal Transition
• Mental Health and Community Wellness
• Non-binary and Genderqueer
• Other Hotlines and Warmlines
• Self-Care and Emotional Support
• Shelter and Housing
• Support Groups and Trans Community
• Supporting a Trans Loved One
• Trans Fem, Trans Women, Femmes
• Trans Masculine, Trans Guys, Masc of Center
• Veterans
• and much more!

At Arabella, every woman has access to personalized online care tailored to her needs. With seamless scheduling and a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform, we prioritize both your health and privacy while supporting your holistic well-being through:

• Restorative and Perinatal Yoga
• Mental Health Support
• Nutritional Guidance
• Oral Health Education
• Digital Wellness Library
• Wellness Referrals

Click here to learn more about each service.

Eligibility Requirements:

• Must identify as a woman
• Must have served in any branch of the U.S. military (active duty, reserve, or National Guard); discharge status unimportant
• Must have access to a device and a reliable internet connection for virtual participation

Health Confianza is a preventive health and wellness online resource that provides answers to these questions and more:

• How do I keep my family healthy?
• What is preventative care?
• Who needs preventive care?
• Where do I get preventive care?
• What screenings and tests are considered preventive care?
• How can I get health coverage if I cannot afford health insurance?

Click here to find a low-cost clinic and schedule an appointment.

Wellness Reach Resources include:

• Monthly Newsletter
• Upcoming Events
• Wellness Reach Introduction
• 7 Christian Podcasts about Anxiety
• Medical Perspective of Mental Illness
• and many more Videos & Podcasts!

Click here to contact us.

Women with ADHD face unique challenges, but you don’t have to do it alone. Discover our free, accessible resources, from expert information to personal stories and podcasts by and for women with ADHD.

• ADHD symptoms in women
• How to get an ADHD diagnosis as a woman
• What causes ADHD
• A guide to hormones and ADHD
• and more

Click here to learn more.

Free