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08Apr

Are Mental Health Diagnoses Doing More Harm Than Good To Our Children?

Louis Weinstock

ADHD, children, parenting, society, teenagers

Mind

There's no doubt that modern life presents immense challenges for children, and rates of mental distress in young people seem to reflect this. But, asks psychotherapist Louis Weinstock, are diagnoses are always helpful?
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28Mar

How to ADHD: 4 Organisational Tips I Wish I Learned Sooner

Jessica McCabe

ADHD, neurodiversity, productivity, tips

Mind

Before Jessica McCabe learned to work with her ADHD brain, rather than against it, she was burned out. Here's 4 organisational tips that she wishes she knew earlier
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19Mar

My 5 Tips for Good Mental Health Living with ADHD

Leanne Maskell

ADHD, neurodiversity, tips

Mind

Openness, support, and community: model and ADHD coach Leanne Maskell shares her tips for good mental health living with ADHD
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13Mar

What Does a Neurodiversity-Inclusive Organisation Really Look Like?

Maureen Dunne

ADHD, autism, neurodiversity, society, work, workplace

Work

Being an inclusive workplace means adopting universal design principles and attitudes that go beyond a tick-box exercise. Maureen Dunne, author of The Neurodiversity Edge, shares her thoughts
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08Feb

How I Adapt Therapy for Clients with ADHD

Elaine Rose Benardout

ADHD, neurodiversity

Therapists

Time management, difficulties with focus and emotional regulation, can make traditional therapy harder for clients with ADHD. Counsellor Elaine Rose Benardout explains how she adapts her therapy practice
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13Dec

I Am Happier Because of My Dyslexia and ADD Diagnosis

Louise Chunn

ADHD, dyslexia, neurodiversity

Work

Mick Rigby is a successful businessman with a wife and family living in Brighton. He speaks here about the shock at discovering he had got to his 50s without knowing he had dyslexia and ADD
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26Oct

My Autism and ADHD Diagnoses Helped Me Forgive Myself for Being Different

Ellie Middleton

ADHD, autism, brain, learningdifficulties, learningdisabilities, neurodiversity, society

Mind

Ellie Middleton spent her earlier life feeling different and lost. Diagnoses of autism and ADHD helped her understand, and forgive, herself
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03Jul

What's the Relationship Between Neurodiversity and Trauma?

Amanda Marples

ADHD, autism, brain, complexptsd, learningdifficulties, learningdisabilities, neurodiversity, PTSD, society, trauma

Mind

Being neurodiverse increases your chances of experiencing trauma. Amanda Marples explores the complex social, biological and neurological reasons why this is the case
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17May

What a Therapist Thinks of BBC Panorama ADHD: Private Clinics

Bethany Ashley-smith

ADHD, neurodiversity, TV

Therapists

Therapist Bethany Ashley-Smith, who has additional training in working with and assessing ADHD, shares her thoughts on the BBC's recent Panaroma investigation ADHD: Private Clinics
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15Feb

What We Want Others to Understand About ADHD

Leanne Maskell

ADHD, neurodiversity

Mind

Information about ADHD is widespread, but what is helpful and what isn't? And how do you get a diagnosis? Alice McGurran speaks to author Leanne Maskell and therapist Bethany Ashley-Smith about their experience
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