ADHDAF, a podcast for women with the disorder, brings their tour to Manchester
ADHDAF (as females), a podcast, charity and community aimed at empowering and supporting women living with ADHD, brought their nationwide
Neurodivergent children in the youth justice system: a “wholly inappropriate and wholly insufficient” system not fit for purpose
The UK has one of the highest youth reoffending rates in the world. Becca Sproston explores the overrepresentation of neurodivergent
Do ‘study drugs’ help or hinder students?
New research suggests so-called “study drugs” may not boost mental performance in people without ADHD – and Manchester’s students have
‘A diagnosis can be life-changing’: ADHD referrals for adults in Manchester and Trafford increase by over 300%
Adults are waiting years for ADHD diagnoses in the UK due to NHS referrals for the condition soaring in recent
ADHD referrals on the rise in North West, says new data
New NHS data has shown the number of patients in the North West being referred for ADHD diagnoses has grown
Let your mind go… new Manchester Craft and Design Centre exhibition explores the positivity behind ADHD
Take a ride on a magic carpet and let your mind wander at a new exhibition and panel discussion about art and ADHD this Thursday.
Salford writer Sarah Emmott tells MM why she shined a comedic light on living with ADHD in her upcoming play
Salford actress Sarah Emmott is using comedy to shine a light on the ups and downs of living with ADHD.
‘They think these people are their friends’: Manchester puts spotlight on ‘mate crime’
“Unfortunately the ‘nature of the beast’ seems to be that many of us – me included – are all too often very poor at managing relationships of all kinds. We often find ourselves being taken advantage of.”