My name is Tasha, I am an Accredited MBACP, I have recently after 8 years finished working within a cluster of schools in Leeds to develop my private practice with...
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When Shay went to his first primary school, it wasn’t long before I was called into meetings about his behaviour. This continued throughout his early years at school until it...
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The following article is an interview conducted by The Mind Map, an innovative mental health organisation, navigating individuals and organisations to better mental health through counselling, journalism, signposting and Mental...
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This is a guest article by Author and Mental Health Campaigner Mark Williams. I wasn’t a bad kid. You could even say I was respectful. That was the way I...
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Deliberately choosing to do something that is difficult does not on the face of it sound tempting. Sometimes we voluntarily subject ourselves to the difficult in order to improve ourselves...
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If someone in your home has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD, they may have trouble staying focused on tasks, feel fidgety or restless, or have an abundance of energy. While...
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ADHD (Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is undoubtedly a huge part to play in the entrepreneurial success of SOUL CAP over the past few years. SOUL CAP co-founder, Michael Chapman, was diagnosed...
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By Sally Coles-Robertson, diagnosed officially aged 40 The big questions: What was your earliest recollection of being ‘different’? Why do you have to be awkward? What is it like to...
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Celebrating late diagnosis in Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with Author and Journalist, Emma Mahony. It is not everyday that an author is invited to talk about a new book...
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Nichola and Heidi’s neurodiversity journey As I tiptoe into your room each night, to turn off the lamp and straighten your covers, I am greeted with the soothing sounds of...
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