ADHD UK is a national charity, set up by people with ADHD for people with ADHD and the people who care for them. It gives information, runs free online and local support groups, and campaigns for better ADHD services in the UK. This is its registered address.
An online peer-to-peer group for women with ADHD in leadership roles, led by Rachel Rowntree.
Penny Kennedy explains why ADHD affects the sense of time, and gives practical ways to work with time. Online.
An online space to ask questions after a new ADHD diagnosis, with ADHD coach Sarah Bickers and counsellor Gordon Mundie, who were both diagnosed late.
An online group for parents and carers of children with ADHD, with consultant paediatrician Dr Nilushi Weerapperuma of Oxford Children's Hospital.
ADHD UK is a national charity, set up by people with ADHD for people with ADHD and the people who care for them. It gives information, runs free online and local support groups, and campaigns for better ADHD services in the UK. This is its registered address.