Workshops & Groups

Starting Spring 2025

ADHD in people socialized as women is often misdiagnosed or missed completely due to the fact that, until recently, many parents and educators were not aware that ADHD in those people often manifests differently than the stereotypical symptoms associated with ADHD. While being diagnosed in childhood can present its own challenges, “late” diagnosis often means having lived a lifetime without support, accommodation, or understanding for why one might be struggling with things that seem so “simple” to everyone else. Many people who received their diagnoses later in life struggle with anxiety, depression, and negative self-concepts as a result. This group is for those people! 

This group will give those who received their diagnosis in adulthood a space to process how they are learning to reconceptualize themselves, reflect on their histories, foster self-compassion, and learn tools for managing their symptoms from others who share similar experiences.

*This group is gender-affirming and inclusive! Trans and Nonbinary folx welcome!

This is a closed group that will meet a total of 8 times over 4 months. Group sessions will be conducted biweekly (once every two weeks) for 90 minutes on Tuesday evenings, 6:00pm – 7:30pm. No fees will be waived for missed sessions unless approved on a case-by-case basis by the facilitator. There are three payment options available:

• Monthly: $135/month (Total Paid: $540)
• Two Installments: $265/two months (Total Paid: $530; Discount: $10)
• Paid in Full: $520/four months (Total Paid: $520; Discount: $20)

*Group Total does not include initial assessment fee

In order to be considered for the group, potential members must either have a formal ADHD diagnosis or must be able to present a letter from a current mental health provider that can attest to their suitability for the group.

In addition, potential group members must meet with the facilitator for an initial interview assessment to determine group fit and eligibility. The cost of this assessment is $85 and separate from the group cost. 

If you have any questions or would like to register for this group, please contact Mia Mattingly at (737) 707-3961 or [email protected].

Mia Mattingly, M.A., LPC-Associate specializes in working with neurodiverse people across the lifespan, both individually and relationally. In her work, she emphasizes psychoeducation, learning to work with rather than against the brain, self-compassion, and facilitating understanding between neurodivergent individuals and their loved ones to achieve more harmonious living. Mia is licensed in the state of Texas under the supervision of Lauren Masciarelli, M.A., LPC-S, LMFT-S.