Online Book Club (Adults)

Register for April/May Book Club

ADHD WA is excited to be launching our very first online book club!

ONLINE BOOK CLUB FOR WOMEN OVER 40 WITH ADHD

Join your tribe and experience the joy of collective discovery and meaningful discussions through the love of learning and reading.

This ADHD Book Club will run for 8 Thursdays in April/May and be facilitated online by Robyn (Rob), an ADHD Coach with a lived experience of late diagnosed ADHD.

📆 April/May 2024: Thursday evenings in April and May
(No meeting on Thursday 25 April – ANZAC Day Public Holiday)
Dates: 4 April, 11 April, 18 April, 2 May, 9 May, 16 May, 23 May and 30 May

⏰ Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm (AWST)

💻 Where: Online via Zoom – from the comfort of your favourite reading nook.
A Zoom link will be emailed to you the week of the first book club gathering.

👭 Who: Women over 40 with ADHD.

📚 What Book?
In April/May, the Book Club will be reading is ADHD 2.0 by Edward Hallowell and John Ratey.
Each week the group will read a chapter in their own time and gather online to discuss. Chapter summaries will be distributed, so you can still attend even if you haven’t read the book.

💲 Cost: $80 registration fee.
This gives you access to the 8-Week Book Club and the chapter summaries.

⭐️ Limit of 12 attendees
Exclusive for ADHD WA Members – Click here to become a member today.

REGISTER FOR THE ADHD WOMEN 40+ BOOK CLUB 

 

Meet Your Book Club Facilitator

Robyn (Rob) Kaye

Rob is an ADHD Coach from the Moreton Bay region of Queensland. Prior to becoming an ADHD Coach, gained varied experience working for federal and local governments, not-for-profits, job network, and training companies in positions such as human resources officer, adult learning facilitator, case manager, admin/receptionist, Ministerial complaint writer and senior complaints officer. Diagnosed at…

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Robyn (Rob) Kaye

Rob is an ADHD Coach from the Moreton Bay region of Queensland. Prior to becoming an ADHD Coach, gained varied experience working for federal and local governments, not-for-profits, job network, and training companies in positions such as human resources officer, adult learning facilitator, case manager, admin/receptionist, Ministerial complaint writer and senior complaints officer.

Diagnosed at the age of 55 Rob lived with undiagnosed ADHD for most of her life and experienced the significant impacts it had on every aspect of her life. Rob credits diagnosis and being able to work with an ADHD Coach for her transformation from feeling broken, ashamed, and hopeless to energised, motivated and hopeful.

The change Rob experienced was such that she was inspired to become an ADHD Coach, adding to her previous Bachelor of Education (Adult and Workplace Education) by completing a Certificate IV in Life Coaching and some ADHD specific studies from the ADD Coach Academy. Rob has also gained accreditation as an Associate Certified Coach with the International Coaching Federation.

Rob still has challenges and her ADHD trips her up from time-to-time but she knows this is temporary and what she can do to address it. Rob embraces her my ADHD and by harnessing her strengths and maintaining self-care, she knows she can succeed. Rob is passionate about helping others to learn about their ADHD, discover their strengths, find strategies to manage their challenges, and achieve their goals.