Hidden in Plain Sight: research and clinical update on ADHD in girls and women

From March 27, 2025 09:30 until March 27, 2025 15:00
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Hidden in Plain Sight Womens Conference

Tickets

Tickets can be purchased for the event on the University of Nottingham website*

*Support with entry fee can be provided on an ad-hoc basis, please contact Blandine French (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) if you have any issues with payment

 

Event Poster

pdfFor more information, view the event poster online here

 

Join ADHD specialists and researchers at the Hidden in Plain Sight Conference - for a deep dive into gender differences in ADHD.

Hosted at the stunning Nottingham Jubilee Conference Centrethis full-day event offers:

  • Morning insights: Dynamic presentations from top researchers, clinicians, and women with lived experience
  • Networking lunch: Connect with peers, exchange ideas, and build collaborations
  • Afternoon collaboration: Interactive workshops focusing on priority setting for future research and clinical practice, empowering participants to influence the direction of gender-specific ADHD care directly

 

Six talks from a variety of top researchers, clinicians and lived experience:

  • Michelle Beckett, Founder of The ADHD Collective
  • Joanna Martin, senior research fellow, University of Cardiff: Co-development of a new gender-inclusive ADHD assessment tool
  • Lotta Borg Skoglund, Senior Consultant in Family Medicine & Psychiatry: Mitigating Negative Outcomes in Adolescent and Young Women with ADHD
  • Andrew Harpham-Salter, Consultant psychiatrist, The Open clinic, Berkshire: How working with women with ADHD has changed my practice
  • Anita Bhagwandas, Award-winning journalist, author and speaker
  • Maxime De Jong, physician-scientist, PsyQ Expertise Centre Adult ADHD, The Hague, The Netherlands: Towards Female-Specific Treatmentfor ADHD: Clinical Experience and Research

 

Aimed principally at healthcare and research staff, this unique conference will bring lived experience with research and clinical expertise from international speakers, giving a comprehensive overview of ADHD in females.