Mississauga ADHD program

 

Practical support for adults, teens, and families living with ADHD

Living with ADHD can feel overwhelming, frustrating, and exhausting—especially when you’re trying your best but still feel behind, scattered, or misunderstood.

Our ADHD Therapy Program in Mississauga is designed to help you better understand how your brain works, build skills that actually stick, and reduce the shame and burnout that often come with ADHD.

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, suspect you may have ADHD, or have been managing symptoms for years, you don’t have to figure this out alone.

 
 

  • Our ADHD program supports:

    • Adults with ADHD (diagnosed or self-identified)

    • Teens and adolescents with ADHD

    • University students and young adults

    • Parents of children or teens with ADHD

    • Individuals struggling with focus, organization, time management, emotional regulation, or ADHD-related anxiety

    You do not need a formal diagnosis to begin therapy.

  • Many people searching for ADHD support in Mississauga are experiencing:

    • Difficulty focusing or staying on task

    • Chronic procrastination or “paralysis”

    • Feeling overwhelmed by everyday responsibilities

    • Emotional sensitivity, irritability, or rejection sensitivity

    • Time blindness and poor time management

    • Disorganization at home, school, or work

    • ADHD-related anxiety, stress, or low self-esteem

    • Burnout from trying harder without seeing results

    If this sounds familiar, you’re not lazy or broken—your nervous system just needs support that works with ADHD, not against it.

  • Our approach goes beyond tips and productivity hacks. We focus on understanding your ADHD brain, building realistic systems, and addressing the emotional impact ADHD has on your life and relationships.

    Our ADHD therapy program is:

    • Evidence-informed and strengths-based

    • Neurodiversity-affirming

    • Trauma-aware

    • Practical and skills-focused

    • Individualized to your needs and goals

    We help you build tools that fit your life—not someone else’s routine.

  • Your ADHD therapy may include:

    • Psychoeducation about ADHD and how it shows up for you

    • Support with organization, routines, and executive functioning

    • Strategies for emotional regulation and overwhelm

    • Addressing shame, self-criticism, and perfectionism

    • Coping with ADHD-related anxiety or burnout

    • Improving communication and relationships

    • Support with school, work, or life transitions

    Sessions are collaborative, validating, and practical—no pressure to “fix” yourself.

  • Our program is a 12-Week ADHD Therapy Program

    This program is always adapted to the client’s age, diagnosis status, lived experience, and current challenges.

    Sessions may move faster or slower depending on individual needs.

    • Weeks 1–3 focus on understanding ADHD, identifying strengths and challenges, and building emotional regulation and self-compassion.

    • Weeks 4–8 introduce practical, ADHD-friendly strategies for focus, time management, organization, procrastination, and managing overwhelm or anxiety.

    • Weeks 9–12 focus on self-esteem, relationships, sustainable systems, and creating a personalized plan for ongoing support.

    The pace and focus are adjusted as needed, and not all clients follow the exact same path. The goal is to build understanding, skills, and confidence in a way that works for real life—not perfection.

  • Mississauga ADHD Program for Adults:

    Adult ADHD often looks different than childhood ADHD. You may be successful on the outside while struggling internally with overwhelm, exhaustion, or self-doubt.

    We support adults with:

    • Workplace challenges

    • Parenting with ADHD

    • Late diagnosis or self-discovery

    • Burnout and emotional overload

    • Balancing responsibilities without constant stress

    Mississauga ADHD Program for Children and Teens:

    Teens and young adults with ADHD often struggle with:

    • School stress and academic pressure

    • Motivation and follow-through

    • Emotional intensity

    • Self-esteem and confidence

    We provide developmentally appropriate support that helps teens feel understood, empowered, and capable—without shame or punishment-based approaches.

  • The program runs both in person at our Lorne Park, Mississauga Clinic and virtually anywhere across Ontario.

    Sessions are provided by registered social workers and psychotherapists, and are often covered by extended health insurance plans. Receipts are provided for reimbursement—please check with your provider. We also offer direct billing if your provider participates.

    The first step is to reach out to schedule a consult call to learn more or to book your initial intake session.

    Ready to begin? You will receive an intake form to complete for yourself or your child and an intake coordinator will call you to schedule your weekly sessions.

 
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