Residents in Fayetteville and attendees from afar will have the opportunity to gain insights into understanding ADHD during an upcoming Mental Health Panel and Live Webinar this Tuesday, October 28. Focusing on empowering awareness, the event aims to provide support and strategies for individuals and families affected by ADHD. Hosted every last Tuesday of the month by the Mental Health Advisory Board, these webinars have become a platform for community engagement and education on various mental health topics.
The next installment, specifically dealing with ADHD, will kick off at 6 p.m. and can be accessed both in person and online. For those interested in attending the event at Fayetteville City Hall, located at 210 Stonewall Avenue West, Fayetteville, Georgia, the doors will be open to the public. As announced on the city’s official website, a link for the online webinar will also be published for virtual attendees closer to the event date. With the pandemic pressing upon the necessity of virtual spaces, these webinars have tailored to bring the conversation into the safety and comfort of one's home.
According to the City of Fayetteville's announcement, these webinars are not simply one-off events but are part of a broader initiative to foster a supportive community around mental health issues. By making these resources recurrent and readily available, the board enhances their reach and impact. The objective is to create a sustained dialogue and provide continuity in support for those seeking information and guidance.
