The ADHD Centre

26/02/2026

This week is , a reminder that eating difficulties can affect anyone, and for people with ADHD, these challenges can sometimes overlap with other symptoms.

Join us on 16 March, 19:30–20:30, for our session “Eating Disorders and ADHD”, where we’ll explore how ADHD can influence eating behaviours and how clinicians assess, prescribe safely, and provide multidisciplinary care when both conditions are present.

This session is suitable for healthcare professionals and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this complex area.

🔗 Register here: https://f.mtr.cool/pzodlkipwa

24/02/2026

From 16–20 March, we’ll be hosting five dedicated online sessions covering:

• ADHD and eating disorders
• Neurodiversity in the workplace
• Neurodiversity in sport
• Emotional regulation in higher education
• Child ADHD treatment pathways

Each session is led by specialist clinicians and includes a live Q&A. They are designed to be informative, balanced and practical, suitable for professionals and members of the wider public.

If you’re interested in ADHD, autism or supporting neurodivergent people in education, work or family life, these discussions are for you.

You can view the full programme and register via our Events page:
👉 https://f.mtr.cool/auwtdazpbm

22/02/2026

If you have A-level mocks this week, there’s still time to get support. If you’re struggling, speak to someone at your school or college as help is available even without a diagnosis.

If you’ve been assessed by us, you can also join our free study support sessions, designed to help you feel more confident and organised.

It’s not too late to make positive changes before exams. Get in touch to find out more.

20/02/2026

With GCSEs and A-levels in May, many students are currently sitting mocks, and it can feel overwhelming. For neurodivergent students, the pressure can feel even worse.

Our latest blog looks at how neurodivergent students can experience revision, pressure, and assessment, why burnout is a real risk, and how parents, schools, and colleges can offer meaningful support in the months ahead. We also share a practical 10-step plan for students who feel they are not where they should be.

Read it here:

Exam season is fast approaching. With GCSEs and A-levels starting in May, many students are currently sitting mocks and it can feel overwhelming. For neurodivergent students, the pressure can feel even worse.Revision and assessment are not experienced in the same way as they are for neurotypical p*e...

18/02/2026

In less than a month, Neurodiversity Celebration Week begins! To mark the week, we’ll be hosting five free online events led by our expert clinicians. Each session will explore a key topic in ADHD, autism and wider neurodivergence, offering practical insight and a strengths-based perspective.

Supporting neurodiversity is central to our work. We are passionate about sharing evidence-based information that empowers people and families. Whether you are a parent, professional, educator or simply want to understand more, we would love you to join us. More details coming soon - keep an eye on our socials!

16/02/2026

4 Reasons Girls With ADHD Are Less Likely To Receive A Diagnosis In Childhood - A great article in HuffPost featuring Dr Kripalani from The ADHD Centre.

Read it here:

Early recognition can be “utterly life-changing” for girls who have ADHD, say experts. Yet girls are far less likely to be diagnosed in childhood than boys.

14/02/2026

Everyone’s out celebrating Valentine’s… we’re just here with snacks, PJs, and zero pressure. ❤️Who's with us?

13/02/2026

If you are neurodiverse or have a relationship with someone who is neurodiverse, you must read our latest blog. We look at both perspectives: how neurodivergent people may experience relationships, and how those around them may feel. Showing you practical, realistic ways to strengthen relationships on both sides.

Read it here:

There are always two sides to every story, and the same is true for relationships. But when one person in a relationship is neurodivergent, those two sides can feel further apart and can often be misunderstood. Neurodiversity brings a host of positives to a relationship - creativity, passion, honest...

12/02/2026

An in-depth interview in Medium (Forbes) explores how organisations can create workplaces that support and understand neurodivergent employees. Featuring insights from The ADHD Centre’s Dr Kripalani, the piece examines what meaningful inclusion really entails and why it matters for modern employers.

Read it here: https://f.mtr.cool/gvwsbnbmrc

10/02/2026

GPs can learn whether a patient’s difficulties are truly driven by ADHD, by another condition, or by both in our free webinar tomorrow.

Sign up here: https://f.mtr.cool/uswjpchbsa

08/02/2026

This webinar will help clinicians determine whether a patient’s difficulties are truly driven by ADHD, by another condition, or by both.

February 11th, midday: Register here: https://f.mtr.cool/fqwpztwvse

06/02/2026

There are so many! What is the worst you've heard?