Don’t miss our new and returning support, social and study groups this term!
These groups range from an opportunity to interact with peers socially, to being a place of accountability for studying.
Registration for all groups is free but required in order to receive details to attend!
Be sure to review our meeting guidelines before attending the first session of any group.
ADHD Group
PMC’s ADHD Group is back for another academic year! Don’t miss this amazing opportunity to learn, connect, and thrive in a fun, supportive environment.
What you can look forward too…
🧠 Deepen Your Understanding of ADHD: gain valuable insights into ADHD and learn how to embrace the strengths of your unique brain.
💡 Empower Yourself with Practical Strategies: discover neurodivergence-friendly techniques that work with your brain, not against it. These strategies and tools are designed to help you in both academic and personal life.
🎯 Practice Makes Progress: participate in interactive activities specifically designed to help you practice and apply the skills you’re learning.
🤝 Connect with Like-Minded Peers: engage in meaningful conversations, share experiences, and enjoy relatable videos and memes. Build connections with others on a similar journey and create a community of support.
Social Communication Group
Do you want to make new friends on campus? Not sure where to start? Join the Paul Menton Centre (PMC) and the Carleton Disability Awareness Centre (CDAC)’s Social Communication Group!
The Social Communication Group supports students with disabilities in nurturing social skills and making friends on campus. This group may be helpful to students with various disabilities, including autism spectrum, social anxiety, etc.
Chronic Medical Disability Support and Social Group
The Chronic Medical Disability Support and Social Group provides an opportunity for the social connection and sharing of ideas and strategies for a more enjoyable and accommodating time at Carleton University, both inside the classroom and beyond.
Graduate Student Writing Group
Boost Your Productivity with the Fall 2024 PMC Graduate Student Writing Group!
Are you a graduate student looking for a supportive virtual space to work on your thesis or other academic writing? Join and connect with fellow students who understand the challenges of graduate work.
What to Expect:
- Virtual Meetings: Join us on MS Teams to share experiences, tackle writing blocks, and exchange advice with peers.
- Focused Work Sessions: Each session begins with setting clear, tangible tasks for the next 1.5-2 hours. Cameras and microphones will be off during work time to maintain focus.
- Reflect & Plan: Wrap up each session by reflecting on your progress and setting goals for the upcoming week.
Anxiety Group Series
The PMC Anxiety Group will return later in the fall term! Stay tuned for details.