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ADHD Group
Welcome to Reading ADHD Group
A community network offering peer support, connection, and understanding for adults with ADHD in Reading and the surrounding areas. We meet monthly in-person on the last Tuesday of the month. We also host regular workshops and events that aim to help people manage ADHD.
Support Group
Reading ADHD Group meet up in person on the last Tuesday of every month.
Events
Reading ADHD Group host regular events that aim to break down the economic barriers associated with ADHD support
Resource Hub
Our brand-new resource hub has everything you need to help navigate your journey
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UPDATES
Archive
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University is not the only way to a successful career
Elvira de Querol Cumbrera Young people with ADHD don’t always meet academic milestones. In a world obsessed with productivity for young people with ADHD it can feel like they have failed before they started. Some people take longer than others to decide that they want to do. And that’s okay We spoke to Elvira de…
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HaUDHD
By Dave Bedford This article is brought to you by David Bedford, a regular attendee to our support groups and events. David is also an ADHD coach and originator of the term HAuDHD, a term used to describe someone who identifies as AudHD who is also hard of hearing. In this article David gives some…
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Can psychoeducation help reduce ADHD service inequalities?
by Jamie Gordon, the founder of Reading ADHD Group The ADHD Boom In 2020, the world went into lockdown. Suddenly, the support structures that people didn’t realise they were dependent on collapsed. Overnight, there was a massive influx of people seeking an ADHD diagnosis. Covid didn’t cause ADHD though; it’s always been there. It just…
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2025 In Review
By Jamie Gordon – Founder of Reading ADHD Group If you came to a session this year, thank you. Reading ADHD Group exists to break down economic and structural barriers to ADHD support And this year, we did just that, Here is our 2025 recap. Coping Strategy Events In early 2025, we hosted a workshop…
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Missed Monday’s Workshop? Here’s What You Need to Know About Access to Work
On Monday, we had the incredible privilege of Anj Cairns delivering workshop on Access to Work! She broke down everything we need to know—who it’s for, how to apply, and how to get the…
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A Promising Start, Looking Ahead to 2025
As we step into 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on our journey together last year and share the exciting plans we have moving forward. 2024: A Year of Milestones 2024…
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Shape the Future of ADHD Care
Join us in shaping the NHS’s new 10-year plan, it is important the conversation around ADHD is included ! This is your chance to turn lived experiences into meaningful change. The BOB ICB has…
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Ethical Reading: Reading Neurodiversity at Work Group
Ethical Reading has created a new group for Neurodiversity in the work place. I am delighted to be involved! There is a LinkedIn group and a Facebook group, where you can share your experiences…
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ADHD Task Force
Members of the ADHD task force have been announced! It would seem like we are entering a new era in the world of ADHD provisions, I hope this proves to be a success and…
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Tragic example of a broken system
This is such a tragic example of the consequences of systematic failures in addressing ADHD and the consequences of the lack of urgency within the government to improve service provisions for the ADHD community.…
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𝗟𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘂𝗽 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲
Here is some optimism and words of encouragement on bonfire night! For too many years, ADHD has been misunderstood, under diagnosed and grossly under treated, but I have been feeling rather cautiously optimistic in…
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Charity Fire Walk
On the 23rd of November I am participating in a charity fire walk to help raise money for my local SENDCO Charity. I will be walking on hot coals along with some other brave…
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The Reading Chronicle
Its good to see The Chronicle cover two stories about ADHD during ADHD Awareness Month, well the first one is about Neurodivergence in general, but its about research that fellow ADHDer Heston Blumethal commissioned.…
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