This seminar will give you insights into how different types of exercise and combining physical activity with school lessons can be a brain energizer for children. In particular, Dr Hsieh will also be discussing how exercise and being fit can benefit brain health, cognition (executive function in particular), and academic attainment in ADHD. The talk […]

Thursday 1st December 2022 7:00 – 8:30pm via Zoom ADHD Support Group in association with ADHD UK Open to couples, families and individuals, whether you’re diagnosed, waiting diagnosis, undiagnosed or just interested. A general support group for all affected by ADHD. The group is free to attend (although donations are appreciated by the charity) but […]

About this Event This webinar will offer parents advice on the topics of SEN support and EHCPs, out of school and home based education packages, disability discrimination and reasonable adjustments, admissions, exclusions and complaints as well as issues arising from Covid-19. About the speaker Eva Akins, Partner and head of education law at Russell-Cooke. Online […]

About this Event This webinar will offer parents advice on the topics of SEN support and EHCPs, out of school and home based education packages, disability discrimination and reasonable adjustments, admissions, exclusions and complaints as well as issues arising from Covid-19. About the speaker Eva Akins, Partner and head of education law at Russell-Cooke. Online […]

This one-day training event with Angela is the first in a series of four training days we are planning next year, collectively called our Neurofestival. We are delighted to be able to bring you a selection of days covering different aspects of Neurodiversity to help you work with Neurodiverse clients in an affirmative and useful […]

About this Event You may be primarily focused on how ADHD impacts your child, but did you know that adult ADHD – and partner responses to that ADHD – can have a huge impact on couples? The good news is that with couples, knowing the issues can provide insights into how to stop the conflict, […]

When he was diagnosed aged 42, BACP-registered counsellor David Levy carried the same preconceptions and stereotypes about the condition as everyone else – isn’t ADHD a thing for hyperactive kids? Is medication going to take away the best parts of who I am? Are people just going to think I’m using it as an excuse? […]

Led by Andrew Hampton, founder of Girls on Board and author of 'When Girls Fall Out' and ‘Working with Boys'.   About this Event Andrew will talk about approaches that empower young people, and how parents can support them in an area that can be particularly - Practical strategies at home and in the school […]

About this Event When you think of ADHD, there is a good chance that you will associate it with being a disorder that impacts younger children. However, we know that there is a strong genetic link and many adults are now being diagnosed with ADHD following the diagnosis of their child. In the case of […]

This five-week online course will focus on supporting parents of children that frequently exhibit aggressive, controlling and very challenging behaviours   The course is specifically designed for parents of teenage children or those who are currently in senior school (age 11+).  It will cover subjects such as:   The causes of aggressive or violent behaviour […]

Description Aimed at counsellors and trainees wishing to learn more about ADHD and working with neurodiversity, this day of training attempts to answer two questions – what is ADHD, really? And what’s it like to live it ADHD? Dictionary definitions of ADHD are easy to come by, but bare little relation to the lived experience. […]