The next meeting of

S.P.L.A.Sh - Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield


Thursday 22nd January 2009 7-9pm

St. Matthew's Community Centre
Carver Street


There will be activities for the children.

Refreshments available.

Come along for information and a chat.

hi, is this just a group for people with adhd kids or generally people with adhd?

:)

Hiyas

The group is for all people affected by ADHD. Adults and children with the condition, family members/siblings and friends.

We have activities for the children which you can join in with or be able to have a chat without them by your side.

If you want anymore information just let us know.

Thanks

Ang

Hi
My partner has had a recent diagnosis of ADHD and we are both looking forward to coming along next Thursday.

Just thought I'd say hello :0)

The next meeting of

S.P.L.A.Sh.- Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield

is on Thursday 19th February 2009 6.30-8.30 pm
at Victoria Hall, Room 46
Entrance on Chapel Walk

All welcome for a chat, refreshments, information and activities for the children (and adults if they so wish):):thumbsup: (Mother's Day craft & activities).

Hope to see you there

The next meeting of

S.P.L.A.Sh.- Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield

will be the A.G.M on Thursday 19th March 6.30-8.30pm

at Victoria Hall,
Entrance on Chapel Walk

All welcome

The next meeting of

S.P.L.A.Sh.- Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield

will be the on Thursday 23th April 6.30-8.00pm

at Victoria Hall,
Entrance on Chapel Walk

All welcome

Any questions please pm me.

S.P.L.A.Sh.
Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield

S.P.L.A.Sh. is a support group committed to helping all adults & children affected by ADHD in Sheffield. We meet once every month to socialise, make new friends and try to help each other through the challenges that ADHD brings.

*****NOTE: NEW VENUE & DAY*****

WEDNESDAY 17th JUNE 2009 7.00 – 8.30pm (Father’s Day Crafts, Cartoons & Snacks)
WEDNESDAY 15th JULY 2009 7.00 – 8.30pm (Making Toys & Games for the Summer Hols)

SOUTHERN LIGHT COMMUNITY CHURCH
TANNERY STREET
WOODHOUSE, SHEFFIELD
Buses 25, 13, 14 & Street parking

Everyone is welcome to attend our monthly meet-up. Children are welcome and there’s a lot to keep them amused too. If you are affected by ADHD - yourself, your child or someone you care for - come for coffee & a chat at our meetings.


For further details please e-mail us at splash.adhdsheffield@googlemail.com
Or check the website
www.adhdsupportsheffield.org.uk

S.P.L.A.Sh.



Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield


S.P.L.A.Sh. is a support group committed to helping all adults & children affected by ADHD in Sheffield. We meet every month to socialise, make new friends and try to help each other through the challenges that ADHD brings. We occasionally have speakers so check the website for latest details.



WEDNESDAY 16th September 2009 7.00 – 8.30pm

WEDNESDAY 30th September 2009 9.45 - 11.30 am

SOUTHERN LIGHT COMMUNITY CHURCH
TANNERY STREET
WOODHOUSE, SHEFFIELD

Buses 25, 13, 14 & Street parking

Everyone is welcome to attend our monthly meet-up. If you are affected by ADHD - yourself, your child or someone you care for - come for coffee & a chat at our meetings.


For further details please e-mail us at splash.adhdsheffield@googlemail.com
Or check the website
www.adhdsupportsheffield.org.uk
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S.P.L.A.Sh.
Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield


S.P.L.A.Sh. is a support group committed to helping all adults & children affected by ADHD in Sheffield. We meet every month to socialise, make new friends and try to help each other through the challenges that ADHD brings. We occasionally have speakers so check the website for latest details.


WEDNESDAY 21st OCT 2009 7.00 – 8.30pm (Speaker Helen Crimlisk – Adult ADHD)

SOUTHERN LIGHT COMMUNITY CHURCH
TANNERY STREET
WOODHOUSE, SHEFFIELD

Buses 25, 13, 14 & Street parking

Everyone is welcome to attend our monthly meet-up. If you are affected by ADHD - yourself, your child or someone you care for - come for coffee & a chat at our meetings.


For further details please e-mail us at splash.adhdsheffield@googlemail.com
Or check the website
www.adhdsupportsheffield.org.uk
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www.adhdsupportsheffield.org.uk
splash.adhdsheffield@gmail.com

S.P.L.A.Sh.
Supporting People Linked by ADHD in Sheffield

S.P.L.A.Sh. is a support group committed to helping everyone affected by ADHD in Sheffield. We meet every month to socialise, make new friends and try to help each other through the challenges that ADHD bring. We occasionally have speakers so check the website for latest details.

WEDNESDAY 18th NOV 2009 7.00 – 8.30pm


SOUTHERN LIGHT COMMUNITY CHURCH HALL
TANNERY STREET
WOODHOUSE, SHEFFIELD S13 7LA
Buses 25, 13, 14 & Street parking
Everyone is welcome to attend our monthly meet-up. If you are affected by ADHD - yourself, your child or someone you care for - come for coffee & a chat at our meetings.

For further details please e-mail us at splash.adhdsheffield@googlemail.com
Or check the website
www.adhdsupportsheffield.org.uk
Tel/Text No:
07890595335

Hi There,

My name is Kate and i work for a company called Kingkraft. We have a range of fantastic sensory products that are ideal for children with ADHD. Is it possible to organise a speaker at one of your support groups? It would be of great benefit to parents and carers (with no obligation to buy - we are just trying to spread the word). see our website for more details or PM me.

Many Thanks

Hi, have a son with a diagnosis of ADHD/ASD, also have 2 younger siblings, can we all come to these events?

Maryjane

I am very interested in the group you have as my son and I have A.D.H.D. and associated Illnesses as they are so labeled. Or as the education system like to call them "The naughty children"!
There used to be a group the North side of Sheffield but the lady who ran the group had to withdraw from activity due to serious illness. Sadly now there is nothing the North side of the city for aid for carers or sufferers of any A.D.H.D or associated illnesses. The last one I knew of that was still active was at Norfolk Park.
I feel that this is also a group that the education authorities should be involved in to aid students in learning and greater achievement as a child with A.D.H.D and associated illnesses is an extremely intelligent child and this is not recognized by the educational authorities and should be as each individual child comes under the title what is now known as the gifted and talented. The schools do not have the time of day for children like this unless they have had medication rammed down their throat first. Which is not always the option especially if the child will not take the medication or it has an adverse effect on the child.
Dr Val Barley is a woman who is prepared to listen to people and their views on A.D.H.D, Aspburgers syndrome, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia and other aspects of metal health in children and young adults. I spoke with her on radio Sheffield a number of years ago. She is a very understanding lady and never received the credit she deserverd for standing up for young people and mental health related issues.