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Cody Regional Health Behavioral Health invites you to a free 3-part community series designed to educate, support, and strengthen mental health awareness throughout the Big Horn Basin.

Whether you are a parent, caregiver, spouse, family member, educator, or someone personally navigating ADHD, these sessions are designed to provide practical tools, helpful resources, and real-life strategies to better understand ADHD across different stages of life.

Attend one session or join us for all three. Everyone is welcome.

📍 All sessions will be held at:
Cody Library – Grizzly Room
⏰ 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM

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🧠 UNDERSTANDING ADHD IN CHILDREN
📅 May 14, 2026

What if your child isn’t misbehaving—but their brain is simply wired differently?

Children with ADHD may struggle with focus, emotional regulation, impulsivity, restlessness, or following instructions. They are often misunderstood as “lazy” or “defiant” when in reality they may simply need different support tools and strategies.

Common signs may include:
• Difficulty following instructions
• Big emotional reactions
• Constant movement or restlessness
• Frequent “daydreaming” or difficulty paying attention

This session will explore how ADHD affects children at home, in school, and in relationships while providing practical ways to better support their success and confidence.

Leave with:
• Helpful resources
• Simple, effective tools
• Confidence to support and advocate for your child

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🧠 UNDERSTANDING ADHD IN ADULTS
📅 July 9, 2026

Struggling with focus, impulsivity, organization, or burnout? You’re not alone—and there’s help.

ADHD in adults can impact work, relationships, emotional regulation, and everyday responsibilities. Many adults go years without understanding why certain tasks or routines feel more difficult.

Common signs may include:
• Interrupting conversations
• Risk-taking behaviors
• Time blindness
• Relationship struggles
• Burnout from “masking” symptoms

This session will provide practical tools and strategies to help adults better understand ADHD, improve daily functioning, and build on their strengths.

Leave with:
• Helpful resources
• Simple, effective tools
• Confidence to improve focus, relationships, and daily life

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🧠 FAMILIES LIVING WITH ADHD
📅 September 10, 2026

ADHD doesn’t just affect one person—it can impact the entire family dynamic.

Families living with ADHD may experience challenges with communication, routines, emotional regulation, and daily stress. With understanding, structure, and support, families can create healthier and more connected home environments.

Common challenges may include:
• Conflict within the family
• Miscommunication
• Sibling or parent-child tension
• Frustration with daily routines
• Emotional ups and downs

This session will focus on practical strategies to strengthen communication, reduce stress, and support healthier family relationships.

Leave with:
• Helpful resources
• Simple, effective tools
• Confidence to improve communication and strengthen relationships

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With the right support and strategies, individuals and families living with ADHD can thrive at home, school, work, and in relationships while building a more balanced and connected life.