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ADHD and Women: Misunderstood, Misdiagnosed & Moving Forward for Change – By SeedTalks on 13th July

If youre near Manchester and fancy an interesting evening then consider attending this event on ADHD and how it affects females.

From 2019 to 2021, there was a 3200% increase in women who took online ADHD tests. The condition presents differently in girls and women, and as a result often flies under the radar – with only 1 girl being diagnosed for every 10 boys.

This talk will explore how females with ADHD are missed, misdiagnosed, and misunderstood. We will discuss important topics such as adult ADHD, getting diagnosed later in life, and insights from the Conversations with Women with ADHD campaign. You will learn why females with ADHD present differently to males – including the popular notion of ‘masking’.

This event will have an emphasis on collective healing, with tips to create your own ADHD Owner’s manual and how to move forward with self-acceptance, compassion, and implementing positive change.

For more information on how to book your tickets go to EventBright

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