Join this group to learn about positive mindset coaching for ADHD, hosted by coach Kathryn Wheatman. We receive no government funds. Fundraising is extremely difficult because of the economic climate and because of the discrimination and stigma that means many can’t be out and ask for fundraising sponsorship. That means any donation you give is extremely […]
Dr Helen is Autistic ADHD and she supports ADHD women to overcome the overwhelm and make healthy eating their reality so that they can enjoy eating healthy, nutritious foods and take control of their health. The theme for the support group on February 24th is: Cravings, Comfort Eating and Emotional Eating Each session begins with a […]
Join this group hosted by Denisa Sanikova. The topic will be discussing having ADHD and being self-employed or a small business owner; something which poses a unique set of challenges. We receive no government funds. Fundraising is extremely difficult because of the economic climate and because of the discrimination and stigma that means many can’t […]
This monthly support group is a welcoming space for Black women who are navigating the unique challenges and strengths of living with ADHD. Led by Dr. Miriam Mavia-Zając—a Chartered Psychologist and founder of Neurodiverse You—the group offers a compassionate, inclusive environment where members can come together to share experiences, gain insights, and connect with others who […]
Please join us to share and learn from each other on the experience of ADHD for men with Kevin Exley. We receive no government funds. Fundraising is extremely difficult because of the economic climate and because of the discrimination and stigma that means many can’t be out and ask for fundraising sponsorship. That means any donation […]
***Please note: Jax will not be able to admit any latecomers*** Jax Bull is offering a monthly Breathwork practice to help calm the busy ADHD mind. Jax Bull is a Counsellor, Breathwork Facilitator and Interfaith Minister. She has recently been diagnosed with ADHD and has found Breathwork a really good way of calming her own […]
Join this group 'Ask an ADHD Coach About How to Navigate the Workplace with ADHD', hosted by coach Tina Squire. We receive no government funds. Fundraising is extremely difficult because of the economic climate and because of the discrimination and stigma that means many can’t be out and ask for fundraising sponsorship. That means any donation […]
Please join us to share and learn from each other on the experience of having ADHD and being over 50. This group is open for all over 50s; particularly Baby Boomers & those with a late diagnosis. It will be hosted by Susannah Ward, an ADHD Coach for adults with ADHD. She has four years’ […]
ADHD in women is frequently misunderstood and misdiagnosed, often mistaken for anxiety, depression or simply "not coping." Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can further impact ADHD symptoms, making this an especially challenging time. Sarah West, certified ADHD coach, explores why ADHD in women is so often overlooked, how hormones influence ADHD and the practical […]
Vix and Maddy both have ADHD and run a neuroinclusive money app – Mad About Money - that helps people achieve money and wellbeing goals through the power of community. At the coaching session, Vix and Maddy will talk about the difficulties people with ADHD face in managing their finances. And how ADHD symptoms (like […]
A group for partners of ADHDers, parents of ADHD children (whether they are now adult or not), siblings of ADHDers, and friends or colleagues of ADHDers, who have questions and need answers. Do you have questions that you do not feel you can ask the ADHDer in your life? Do you feel that you sometimes […]
Katherine is as ADHD as it gets and wears all the hats to prove it: she is a neurodiversity coach and education expert who spends her busy days juggling across supporting neurodivergent women, running projects, writing books and championing play and creativity. Combining her lived experience and hundreds of hours of coaching, she sees that […]
