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How ADHD Affects Queer Family Building with Chris Conolly

ADHD can make the process of growing your queer family even more intense!

Join Chris Conolly, ADDCA certified ADHD coach who has been teaching in the queer community as a community health educator for over 20 years, to understand how ADHD affects the queer family building process. You’ll come away with tools and strategies that will ease some of the challenges and help you feel more grounded through this transition into becoming a queer parent.

About Chris Conolly:

Chris Connolly is an ADDCA certified ADHD coach who has been teaching in the queer community as a community health educator for over 20 years. Chris and her wife welcomed their first baby a little over a year ago. The process of trying to conceive, being pregnant and having the baby was life changing in both beautiful and stressful ways. Chris was so grateful that she had the training, and understanding of  ADHD to work with her brain. Having a toolbox of strategies through this process helped ease some of the challenges. Trying to conceive and having a new baby has a lot of unknowns that can feel overwhelming in the best of circumstances. Chris is excited to provide tools and ideas to create a plan to help you feel more grounded through this transition.

Hosted by PregnantTogether founder and licensed Midwife, Marea Goodman.

Marea Goodman, LM, CPM (they/them), is a licensed midwife and published author with expertise in supporting people through conception, pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period. Marea has over ten years of experience working with pregnant people, and is also a parent of three. They are the founder of PregnantTogether, an online community supporting queer folks and solo parents throughout trying to conceive (TTC), pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting, and the co-author of Baby Making for Everybody—Fertility and Family Building for LGBTQ+ and Solo Parents.

$19.99 for non-members

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MORE ABOUT PREGNANTTOGETHER:

Hi! I am Marea Goodman, LM, CPM (they/them), a licensed midwife, published author, and parent to three kids (who are currently 3, 6, and 13). I have over thirteen years of experience working with folks who are pregnant or trying to get pregnant, and am also the founder of PregnantTogether— because I’m deeply passionate about supporting queer folks and solo parents through the whole process of growing their families, and building community in the process.

Note: your first two weeks of membership to our PregnantTogether community is FREE and only $20/mo thereafter with no commitment. This and all future events are always free for community members. In the community you can connect with other pregnant people or folks trying to conceive, receive advice for your virtual midwife (me!) and attend all PregnantTogether events and workshops like this one for free! You’ll also get access to TONS of recorded resources that will make this journey less overwhelming. The community is a nurturing, resourceful, and safe place for queer folks, solo parents, and anyone who has ever felt like they don’t belong in the dominant narrative of what “family” should be.

If you'd like to join the community and receive FREE access to this and all future events, head to community.pregnanttogether.com and sign up. Don't purchase a ticket here! Joining the community gets you free access.

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