Men's ADHD Support Group
Shane Thrapp
he/him
Business/Organization Information
Contact Info:
Location(s) Served:
Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Canada, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Everywhere, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
In-Person Location (if offered):
Service Offerings
Other, Telehealth, Support Group
Populations of Focus
ADHDers, Autists
Insurance & Payment Options
Pro Bono
Donation-Based, Pay what you can
Provider Identities
Man or Masc, Cisgender
Racial/ethnic identity not given
ADHDer, AuDHDer, Autistic Person, Gifted/2e, Highly Sensitive Person, Neurodivergent Person, Nonspeaker or Nonspeaking Person, Person with Cluster B Traits, Person with PTSD/CPTSD/History of Trauma, Person with a learning disorder (dsycalculia/dsygraphia/dsylexia/dsypraxia), Plural/DID/OSDD
Adoption Experience, Asexual or Aromatic/Gray/Demi/ACE, Blind Person, Deaf or Hard of Hearing, Disabled Person/Person with a Disability or Living with Chronic Pain/Illness, Fat Person, Intersex, Kink-Involved, LGBQ+ Sexuality, Migrant/Immigrant/Child of Immigrants, Nonspeaker or Nonspeaking Person, Older Adult, Polyamorous or CNM/ENM (Consensual non-monogamy/Ethnical non-monogamy)
Description
The Men’s ADHD Support Group is a nonprofit peer-led community dedicated to supporting men with ADHD and other types of neurodivergence through connection, education, and advocacy. With over 23,000 members globally, we provide free virtual support groups, blogs, donation-based workshops, and resources that focus on neurodiversity-affirming strategies for managing ADHD in daily life. Our mission is to reduce isolation, challenge stigma, and promote personal growth by offering safe, judgment-free spaces where men can share lived experiences, develop executive functioning skills, and build sustainable systems for home, work, and relationships.