ADHD in adults: What to look for and what to do next

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If you have ever wondered whether ADHD could explain some of your experiences, or if you are supporting someone who may be considering an assessment, this webinar will provide clear, evidence-informed guidance on recognising ADHD in adulthood and understanding the options available.

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A free webinar about adult ADHD with Dr Heidi Phillips

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In this practical and reassuring session, Dr Heidi Phillips discusses how ADHD can present in adulthood, shares common experiences that lead people to seek an assessment, and explains how gaining a better understanding of ADHD can help individuals move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

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What the webinar covers

Common signs of ADHD in adults
How ADHD can impact daily life, work, and relationships
What happens during an ADHD assessment
The support and treatment options available
How to take the next step with confidence

The presentation is ideal for adults exploring a diagnosis as well as partners, family members, and friends who want to better understand and support a loved one.

Dr Heidi Phillips is a highly skilled, approachable senior clinician with training in Autism assessments as well as advanced level training and significant experience diagnosing and treating ADHD.

Alongside her work as a neurodevelopmental specialist clinician, Dr Phillips holds a number of national advisory positions, including:

Chair of the British Association for Neurodiversity
Clinical Advisor to the Royal College of GPs for Neurodiversity
Founder and Chair of the Royal College's Neurodiversity Special Interest Group

As a doctor, teacher and mother in a wonderfully neurodivergent family, Heidi is passionate about working with people to help them identify and understand the strengths and challenges associated with being neurodivergent.

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