January 28 @ 5:30PM - 7:00PM
The Link, 2780 E Broadway, Vancouver, BC V5M 1Y8 
A supportive group for parents and caregivers navigating the emotional landscape of receiving a diagnosis for their child, whether it’s autism, ADHD, a learning difference, or any other developmental, medical, or mental health condition.
Together we will explore the complex feelings that can arise: grief, relief, guilt, confusion, and hope, while building community, sharing stories, and learning tools to support both our children and ourselves.
Details:
- Registration required, please register at the link below.
- Wednesdays, January 7 – February 25, 2026 from 5:30 – 7:00 PM
- At WFC’s The Link (2780 E Broadway, Vancouver)
If you have any questions about this group, please email communications@westcoastfamily.org
Registration has been extended to January 14th – if you would like to register past the start date, please email Meaghan.Frenks@westcoastfamily.org
Participant Types: adhd, autism, neurodiverse, Parenting, Parenting Strategies
Price: Free
Organizer:
Meaghan Frenks
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