Real Life: A video series exploring mental health and neurodivergence
Real Life is a video series that brings people with lived experience together with expert clinicians in honest conversations about mental health, neurodevelopmental conditions, and everyday life.
Your questions answered: ADHD in adults: What to look for and what to do next
Read answers to the questions that were asked during our recent webinar for parents and carers about ADHD in adults.
Webinar | ADHD in adults: What to look for and what to do next
Access the replay of our free ADHD in adults webinar with Dr Heidi Phillips for practical guidance and reassurance about what to do next.
Webinar | Autism in children: What to look for and what to do next
Register for our free webinar about autism in children on Monday 12 October at 6pm with Dr Rachael Rattlidge.
Oxford ADHD and Autism Centre attending the HMC Autumn Conference 2026
We are delighted to be attending the HMC Autumn Conference 2026, taking place at Manchester Central from 28 to 30 September 2026.
ADHD in children webinar: Extended Q&A
Following our recent webinar, 'ADHD in children: What to look for and what to do next', we received so many questions that we simply couldn't answer them all during the live session. Here, we explored questions and some of the most common themes.
ADHD in adults: What to look for and what to do next | Upcoming webinar
In our upcoming webinar on 16 September, Dr Heidi Phillips will explore what ADHD can look like in adulthood, why it is often missed, and what to consider if you are wondering whether an assessment might be right for you.
ADHD in children: What to look for and what to do next | Webinar summary
If you're wondering whether your child’s struggles might be related to ADHD and what you’re meant to do about it, you're far from alone. Dr Heidi Phillips held a free webinar for parents and carers to answer these questions.
Birds of a feather: What we know about the friendships between neurodivergent people
As we approach International Day of Friendship, we wanted to look at both the important impact of close friendships and the experiences of those finding them in neurodivergent communities.
Your questions answered: Part three | ADHD in children: What to look for and what to do next
In this post, we answer more questions that parents and carers asked us during our recent webinar. This includes signs of autism, signs of autism particularly in girls, ADHD medication, and struggling with worries and anxiety.
Your questions answered: Part two | ADHD in children: What to look for and what to do next
During our recent webinar, we were asked questions about young children and ADHD or autism, the age to have an assessment, reasonable adjustments at school, and how information for assessments is gathered for children not in school. Find the answers here.
Oxford ADHD expert shares signs to look for in your child this summer
As kids break up for the summer holidays, an Oxford ADHD specialist is advising parents and carers who think their child might have ADHD to use the time to get to know their child's strengths and challenges.
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