We thank all of our delegates for joining us at this year’s conference. To access the slides of our speaker’s presentations, please click the Download button by each speaker's name. Friday 4th...
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With our Neurodiversity and Mental Health Conference taking place next week, the ADHD Foundation wish to ensure you have the best conference experience possible. In this post, you will find...
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Following our 2019 National Neurodiversity and Mental Health Conference, with inspiration from the many Umbrella Project art installations seen this year, we are delighted to announce the... Neurodiversity Umbrella Ball...
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What is Neurodiversity? Neurodiversity encompasses a wide range of neurological differences. Although considered to be a relatively new term, it is thought to have been coined by autism activist Judy...
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The Umbrella Project 2019 celebrates the gifts, talents and employability of those who are neurodiverse. The Umbrella Project is part of a wider education project to celebrate neurodiversity, raise awareness...
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The Umbrella Project 2018 will consist of three public art installations of brightly coloured umbrellas in three locations: Church Alley, Church Street Liverpool City Centre, BBC Studios Media City Salford...
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At a time when mental health services are under the spotlight, the aim of this Demos report is to shine a light on the socioeconomic impact of undiagnosed and untreated...
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Are you concerned about the lack of services for ADHD in your area? The ADHD Foundation has received thousands of requests from parents and adults asking us to speak with...
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children across the UK. A look at its impact and what must be done to achieve equity for these particularly vulnerable children, so they...
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