Wayne O'Brien is the leader of the Toronto Adult ADHD Support Group (TAASG), now in its 27th year with over four thousand members, half of who reside in the Toronto area. Wayne is proud to be a Director of the Seeds of Hope Foundation in downtown Toronto. He has facilitated several courses for the University of Toronto, St. Michael's Hospital, Seeds of Hope, John Howard Society, the Krasman Centre, the maximum-security prison at the Maplehurst Correctional Complex, and several other organisations. He is one of a few active Advanced Level WRAP Facilitators (ALWF) in Canada.
Wayne completed his honors Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the renowned WLU Business School in Waterloo and a teaching certificate. He successfully achieved some graduate computer studies at Harvard and several years of education in social work studies. He has been naturally 'on the go' since early childhood, thanks to his ADHD traits - travelling extensively through all provinces in Canada, all 50 states in the USA, and over 25 countries.
His initial fascination with coaching stems from working part-time for more than 25 years with the late NHL coach and recipient of the Order of Canada, Dr Roger Neilson. Wayne is thrilled to have found his passion and purpose in facilitating and teaching practical evidence-based courses supporting thousands of adults impacted by ADHD. He is delighted to see so many thrive and flourish with their gifts, skills, and talents after overcoming or effectively managing their highly treatable challenges.