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7th Annual ADHD Awareness Expo

If you have or your child has ADHD then you should check out events like the ADHD awareness Expo. Sometimes it may feel like you don’t have any resources to help past learning challenges, but there are so many good resources! By Tara McGillicuddy

It is nearing time for the 2016 ADHD Awareness Expo in October. This expo is online and is a free virtual event. People can connect with other attendees throughout the expo in online chat rooms and browse exhibits. It is scheduled during the first week of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder awareness week.

Upcoming ADHD Awareness Expo

The ADHD Awareness Expo is hosted by Tara Mcgillicuddy. The Expo will feature a multitude of guest speakers on a wide array of topics concerning ADHD. Attendees will walk away with new tips and strategies for the top experts, be exposed to a showcase of products and services and also receive a free online good bag.

Key takeaways

  1. The blogger has been preparing for the 7th Annual ADHS Awareness Expo.
  2. The expo will include a wide range of both experienced and up-and-coming speakers.
  3. Registration for the event ensures admission.
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