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Child Development Center CDC Outpatient Clinical Services Contact the CDC Summer Therapy Program Now Recruiting Children/Families Research Studies UCI Resources UC Irvine Home Health Sciences Employment About UCI	CHADD: Children and Adults with ADHD The Irvine Branch of CHADD of Orange County hosts free monthly group seminars that feature distinguished academic and clinical guest speakers presenting a wide range of topics relating to ADHD. Groups meet at the UCI CDC every 2nd Wednesday from 7-9pm. 2013 Schedule	School and Early Intervention Programs (SEIP) About the School & EIP School & EIP Philosophy The School Program School & EIP Services Prospective Parents Contact the School & EIP Support Group CHADD: Children and Adults with ADHD

	January 9th Tim Wigal, Ph.D. "Understanding ADHD in Children and Adolescents: Misconceptions, Myths, and Evidence-based Information" February 13th Holly Shubin, LEP 504 Plans March 13th Kelly McKinnon Social Skills April 10th Cindy Capretz Combating Shame May 8th Dr. Robin Steinberg-Epstein Medication and ADHD FLYER June 12th Michael Uram, LMFT July 10th TBA August 14th NAMI Parent and Teachers as Allies September 11th Eliza DelPizzo-Cheng Dealing with Difficult Behaviors October 9th Heather Duggan Academic Learning Difficulties November 13th Steve Weaver, LCSW Dealing with Homework Struggles

	Location, Directions, & Map For More Information about the Irvine Branch, please email: ADHDmeeting@pacbell.net For information about CHADD of Orange County, please call (714) 490-7022. CHADD: Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is the nation's leading non-profit organization for individuals with ADHD and their families. Over 200 local chapters across the U.S. offer support for individuals, parents, teachers, and professionals. Free monthly support group meetings provide a forum for continuing education for parents and professionals interested in learning more about ADHD in children and adults. For more information about CHADD national, please visit www.chadd.org.

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