In-Person Programs for Boys With ADHD
Our in-person school-year programs are held in Arizona. Trip Camp is held in Margate, New Jersey. (Trip camp will also be held in Arizona beginning in the summer of 2024). We do not offer virtual programs for kids and do not recommend them.
Families new to ADHD Dude must go through the program application process. Please contact Ryan to begin the application process a
Guys Group: 5th - 8th grades
Guy’s Group is the updated version of two separate ADHD Dude programs which have been combined into one. Both of the original programs have been presented at the International Conference on ADHD. Guy’s Group is a fun, active program for boys ages 11-14.
Age-appropriate topics covered in Guy’s Group (formerly How To Hang Out & Guy Stuff)
Program Tuition: TBA (There are no pro-rated tuition or discounts for missed sessions.)
Program Time: TBA
Program Location: TBA
The Guy’s Group curriculum is informed by research data and medically accurate information. Opinions & values are not taught in Guy’s Group, aside from treating all people with respect.
Guys Group Topics:
- Perspective-Taking (Understanding others thoughts & how you come across to others)
- Improving situational awareness ("reading a room")
- Learning how to go from school friends to outside of school friends
- Showing interest in others & having reciprocal conversations
- Learning how to be flexible in order to be part of a peer group
- Using social media/electronic communication appropriately
- How to talk about mental health concerns
- Puberty & hygiene social expectations
- The problems with pornography and it's effect on boys
- Understanding common mental health issues amongst boys their age


Please note that ADHD Dude programs cannot provide a level of support for boys who:
- Have an autism spectrum diagnosis
- Require a paraprofessional (1:1 or 2:1) with them during the school day
- Are in self-contained emotional support/behavioral classrooms for the majority of the school day
- Attend cyber school
- Are unmedicated (because parents refuse to use ADHD medication as part of treatment)
- Are prone to physical agression with peers when upset or angry