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Empowering Minds: ADHD Awareness with Lynn Galeazza
Lynn Galeazza’s practice is aimed at helping individuals, families and professionals gain the ADHD awareness they need. Through individual therapy, psychoeducational groups, a personal blog and an online supportive community, you will gain the knowledge, support, resources, and skills necessary to improve your wellness and the well-being of the neurodivergent people you love and care for.
Exploiting the Exclusion Provision
What the education system does not want you to know about the exclusion of ADHD students.
ADHD Invisibility Magnifies Disability
April 24, 2025 What the education system does not want you to know about the discrimination against ADHD students. Mom Is Very Involved: ADHD invisibility
ADHD Ignorance must not be an option for educators
April 8, 2025 ADHD ignorance keeps the status quo and what the education system does not want you to know. Mom Is Very Involved: ADHD
How Bias impacts people with ADHD
The bias and stigmatization that people with ADHD have to live with and what the education system does not want you to know.
ADHD advocate
This blog illustrates the challenges parents face when advocating in the Ontario special education system. It is an essential read for anyone wanting to learn more about the obstacles ADHD advocates are forced to deal with as they attempt to access their child’s right to an education.
ADHD families
This blog illustrates the challenges ADHD families face in the Ontario special education system. It is an essential read for anyone wanting to learn more about the obstacles ADHD families are forced to deal with as they attempt to access their right to an education.
ADHD students
This blog illustrates the challenges parents of ADHD students face when advocating in the Ontario special education system. It is an essential read for anyone wanting to learn more about the obstacles parents and their ADHD students fight to overcome.
Exposing ADHD (un)awareness
Our education system is failing its students and right now the predominant voices are those of our Government, the Teacher’s Union and the School Boards. This blog is trying to change that. To carve out a space and turn up the volume, so those who have the most to lose from the lack of ADHD awareness can a be heard.
“Ready to take the next step for ADHD Support? Reach out to Lynn today through the Contact page.”
