Today, we’re hearing more about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), but despite progress in advocacy and awareness, some unhelpful myths have taken hold too. You may have heard people saying ‘’everyone is a bit ADHD’’ or ‘’it’s over-diagnosed these days.’’ Left unchallenged, these misconceptions can make it harder for people to seek help or feel believed.
Whether you have ADHD yourself or know, live, or work with someone who does, the chances are you’ve encountered its impact without always having the language or tools to respond. In this masterclass, Rosie Turner, founder of ADHD Untangled, cuts through the noise to give you a grounded, practical, and compassionate understanding of ADHD.
During this masterclass, you’ll discover:
The different types of ADHD, and how they may present in daily life.
Common ADHD traits and coping mechanisms such as masking, Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD), and executive function challenges.
How ADHD presents differently in women and girls, and why so many are diagnosed late or missed.
Practical accommodations that make workplaces genuinely ADHD-friendly.
Compassionate strategies to manage ADHD in yourself, or better support someone else in your life or at work.
*Please note: this masterclass offers practical strategies and insights, it is not a diagnostic tool. If you or someone in your life is seeking a formal assessment, we’d encourage you to speak to your GP or a qualified specialist.
Can’t be there live? No worries! The session is recorded and will be uploaded to the OpenUp library after the session.