Upcoming Meetings
CHADD meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of each month except July and August from 7:00-9:20 pm at the Severna Park United Methodist Church, at 731 Benfield Rd, Severna Park, MD. If Anne Arundel county schools are cancelled due to weather, then the meeting will be cancelled as well.
Our next meeting will be on April 8th. How ADHD can challenge relationships with Dr. Escobosa, MD
Adult ADHD can create unique challenges in relationships, often causing frustration, misunderstandings, and emotional distance between partners. However, with awareness, effective communication, and proactive strategies, couples can strengthen their bond and build a more fulfilling partnership.
In this talk, Dr. Escobosa will explore the key difficulties faced by individuals with ADHD and their partners, offering practical strategies to improve understanding, communication, and connection in their relationship.
Bio:
Dr. E, as many of his patients and parents call him, has been a pediatrician for over 35 years and he is passionate about neurodiversity and mental health. Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in the South Bronx and Queens, he trained at SUNY Stony Brook and the University of Maryland, later working with the Indian Health Service and the University of New Mexico.
In 2000, he co-founded Bayside Pediatrics, where he developed a strong focus on ADHD and psychiatric care. Now, he is launching a practice dedicated to neurodiverse patients, diagnosing autism and treating ADHD, anxiety, and depression.
An active Anne Arundel CHADD member, he gives talks and supports parents of children with ADHD. Outside of medicine, Dr. E enjoys running, cycling, playing bass in his band Bridge Traffic, and performing solo at open mics. A devoted father of two, he embraces his own ADHD alongside that of his younger son.
Also tonight:
8:30 pm - 9:20 pm: Parent Support Group with Carol Robbins, Ph.D.
8:30 pm - 9:20 pm: Adult Support Group
P.O. Box 254,
Arnold, MD 21012
Anne Arundel County Chapter
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Children and Adults with
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