Neurodivergence & ADHD
Learn practical, research-based strategies to support your child’s growth, development, and emotional well-being. Join Bloom U for interactive, in-person and vritual parenting workshops in our Southfield, Michigan classroom, designed to help families better understand and support their children.
Our expert-led sessions cover topics such as sensory processing, supporting neurodivergent children and teens, and building strong family connections. You’ll leave with evidence-based tools, actionable insights, and confidence to help your child thrive at every stage.
Neurodivergence & ADHD workshops led by:
Jessica Ravineala
Occupational Therapist
Nadia Berenjian
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
ADHD & the whole child: focus, feelings and connection
Adults Only
Join us in person at the Bloom U classroom in Southfield, MI for a thoughtful and practical parenting class designed for caregivers of children and teens ages 10–18 with ADHD or attention-related challenges.
In this interactive workshop, you’ll explore how ADHD affects the whole child including their focus, emotions, and relationships. Learn how to best support them with empathy, understanding, and proven strategies.
Together, we’ll discover ways to strengthen connection, build emotional regulation, and create an environment that helps your child thrive.
You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of your child’s experience, practical tools to use at home, and renewed confidence in supporting their growth.
Led by Nadia Berenjian, LMSW
Intro to Sensory Processing
Adults only
Every child experiences the world through their senses in a unique way. Some crave extra movement, while others feel easily overwhelmed by sights, sounds, or touch.
Join Bloom U’s virtual Intro to Sensory Processing workshop to gain practical tools and insights that help you understand sensory differences, recognize when your child needs support, and create strategies to help them thrive at home and in school.
Perfect for parents of both active “wiggle worms” and sensitive souls, this interactive class will leave you feeling informed, empowered, and confident in meeting your child’s unique sensory needs.
Led by Jessica Ravineala, MS, OTRL
Supporting Neurodivergent Kids & Teens
Adults Only
Neurodiversity describes the many ways our brains can be uniquely wired, including differences such as ADHD, autism, anxiety, and sensory processing disorders.
Join Bloom U’s virtual Supporting Neurodivergent Kids & Teens Workshop to learn affirming, research-based approaches to understanding and supporting your neurodivergent child. Discover strategies that strengthen connection, build confidence, and help your child thrive at home and school.
Led by Jessica Ravineala, MS, OTRL