"Fostering Independence: A Parent’s Guide to Delayed Maturity in Teens and Young Adults with ADHD" is a timely Zoom meeting aimed at equipping parents with essential tools to support their children during uncertain times. Scheduled for January 28, 2025, the session will be led by Dr. Anthony Rostain, a respected figure in psychiatry and behavioral health, who chairs the Department at Cooper University Health Care. The meeting will delve into the challenges that ADHD poses to self-regulation, executive functioning, and social skills, offering practical strategies to enhance parenting approaches. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with Dr.

Rostain during a Q&A segment, fostering a collaborative learning environment. Registration is prioritized for Eastside CHADD members, emphasizing the community's commitment to supporting families with ADHD. Dr. Rostain's background, which includes co-authoring influential books on parenting young adults, underscores the session's authority and relevance. The event not only addresses immediate concerns for parents but also reflects broader societal issues, such as anxiety and uncertainty in today's world.

This initiative represents a proactive step in fostering independence for young people with ADHD, making it a significant opportunity for interested families.