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Date: April 16, 2025

Time: 7:30 – 8:30pm ET

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The Heart and Science of ADHD:

What We’ve Learned, How We Treat, and Why We Advocate

A captivating and sought-after speaker, Dr. Joan Flood’s presentations combine scientific depth with heartfelt storytelling. In this talk, she will delve into the core neurobiology of ADHD, discuss the latest treatment modalities, and offer invaluable insight on advocacy and policy reform. Join us for an illuminating session that promises to inspire and inform our approach to ADHD care.

Dr. Joan Flood
BSc MC CCFP FCFP

Dr. Joan Flood is a renowned Possibilities physician whose contributions to ADHD care and research have garnered respect on both national and international stages. Combining her deep clinical expertise with a genuine passion for improving the lives of individuals with ADHD, Dr. Flood seamlessly blends the heart and science of this complex neurodevelopmental disorder.

A former Board Member of CADDRA, the Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance, Dr. Flood chaired the Advocacy Committee and co-authored a compelling white paper presented to the federal government. Her leadership was instrumental in spotlighting the critical need for equitable access to ADHD diagnosis and treatment across Canada—an achievement that continues to shape national policy and public awareness.

Dr. Flood’s unwavering commitment to mental health is matched only by her dedication to advancing our collective understanding of ADHD. She argues that “one must never underestimate the risk of not treating ADHD,” underscoring the profound social, academic, and emotional consequences of leaving it unmanaged. Her advocacy highlights the importance of timely diagnosis, evidence-based interventions, and compassionate support to help individuals with ADHD thrive.