OAKS FAMILY CARE CENTER

" ADHD isn’t just a childhood condition. It often follows individuals into adulthood, quietly affecting emotional regulation, communication, memory, and follow-through. ...Rebuilding trust is not about “fixing” your partner. It’s about building mutual understanding, emotional safety, and grace for one another."

"Mindfulness and self-compassion aren’t just wellness tools. They are anchors for your family, helping you move from chaos to connection."

"Let’s normalize ADHD in our communities by speaking openly, seeking knowledge, and walking in love. When we drop the shame and pick up the tools, we build a path forward not just for our children, but for generations to come."

"It's not about laziness; it's about a brain that is wired to process information differently."

"It's often about pain, dysregulation, and the search for relief....Your response as a caregiver matters more than you realize!"

"For many children with ADHD, the hardest part isn’t the inability to sit still or finish a task...is the emotional pain of feeling misunderstood, unwanted, or rejected."

"The most effective support for children with ADHD is not more punishment or tighter control. Instead, research and clinical experience support a strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach that honors how their brain works and helps build tools for success."

"...we view ADHD—from one of dysfunction to one of understanding and strength. ADHD isn’t a behavioral problem to “fix,” but a neurological difference to understand. "

I asked Jimi Rizner, our Supervised Visitation Director, to give us a glimpse of the ministry he oversees. Most of us (myself included)...

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By Jessica M. Wolfal, LPC, MHC Counselor, Oaks Family Care Center of Brunswick Did you know that children experience stress? I’m sure you...