ADHD takes the spotlight: Manchester comedian’s new show to open minds through laughter
ADHD is no laughing matter. But for Trafford-based comedian and musician Edy Hurst, it’s provided the material for a new
Women in Comedy Festival welcomes neurodiverse, LGBTQ+ comedian Sallyann Fellowes
A multi-award winning, neurodiverse comedian brings her autobiographical stand-up show to Manchester on Sunday 13 October – fresh from the
The accessible club night where everyone is invited is coming to Salford
An inclusive rave is being hosted in Salford this summer which is designed to be accessible for everyone – including
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
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
‘Everyone just assumed I was being lazy’: The daily struggle of dyscalculia
“Everyone just assumed I was being lazy or not trying hard enough” . Each week, the monotone voice would reel off
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.