Learn about our journey of uniting, educating, and advocating for ADHD awareness and support in our local community
Our mission is to provide support in a positive way for everyone with ADHD and those who care for them. We can all benefit from our collective wisdom and understanding.
Seattle CHADD offers regular meetings where members can find a safe space to share experiences, support one another, offer advice, and feel a sense of belonging among a community who understands what it’s like to live with ADHD.
Our community is dedicated to providing individuals with ADHD the tools they need to succeed. We’re always sharing helpful books, websites, and even inviting professionals in the field to share expert advice and practical tips to the group.
Volunteering with Seattle CHADD allows you to contribute to the movement of supporting those with ADHD. Whether you’re interested in organization, running meetings, fundraising, or more, your involvement will have a meaningful impact.
Get to know the passionate individuals behind Seattle CHADD, each bringing unique expertise and experiences to support the ADHD community. Our team is dedicated to creating a positive impact through their diverse roles and shared commitment.
Director &
Co-Coordinator
Co-Coordinator &
Parents' Support
Beth Bardeen’s front-row seat to a 60-year field-study of undiagnosed neurodiversity in three families and the tech workplace gives her a unique perspective. Growing up, her ADHD, Dyslexia, and Autism weren’t just undetected, they were considered ‘normal’ family personality traits.
Beth Bardeen’s front-row seat to a 60-year field-study of undiagnosed neurodiversity in three families and the tech workplace gives her a unique perspective. Growing up, her ADHD, Dyslexia, and Autism weren’t just undetected, they were considered ‘normal’ family personality traits.
With over two decades of experience working with families, Jessica brings to the table a unique fusion of skills from her training as a certified professional ADHD coach, master educator, and clinical researcher. She has actively advocated for social change throughout her professional life. She was awarded the prestigious Woodrow Wilson and Hollyhock Fellowships for her commitment to equity and social justice in education. She now serves on the ADHD Coaches Organization Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committee and is also the co-coordinator for Seattle CHADD.
As a first-generation student, an advocate, and a mother of a neurodiverse child, Jessica’s empathy and insight shine through in her work. In her spare time, she enjoys gardening, hiking in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, and board games with friends and family.
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