Events

Online event - Late Diagnosis: Now What? Understanding your Neurodivergent Brain

Wednesday 18th March - 10.30am - 11.30am

Sometimes there’s a moment when things suddenly make sense. You see something about ADHD or autism and think, “that sounds familiar.”
Or you receive a diagnosis and years of confusion begin to click into place.

But once the lightbulb goes on, a new question often appears: Now what?

Join Kelly and Hester, a neurodivergent duo, for a live online conversation about understanding your neurodivergent brain and navigating life after late discovery.

This honest, supportive session will explore identity shifts, masking, the mix of emotions that can come with late diagnosis, and what moving forward can look like.

Open to anyone newly diagnosed, self-identifying or questioning.
No formal diagnosis needed. Cameras optional and anonymous questions welcome.

Book your tickets here for under £10

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John Lewis, Norwich - In Conversation: Unmasking Autism and ADHD (AuDHD) - SOLD OUT

Thursday 23rd April from 6pm to 7:30pm

Join us for at John Lewis, Norwich, for a relaxed and honest conversation about autism, ADHD (AuDHD) and the overlap between the two.

Combining their lived experience, Kelly as autistic and ADHD, Hester diagnosed with ADHD in her forties, with their professional work, they’ll explore:

  • Why autism and ADHD is often missed in adults

  • The overlap and how AuDHD shows up differently

  • The impact of masking and burnout

  • Relationships, family life and navigating diagnosis

  • What “unmasking” can look like in everyday life

  • How to understand your brain with more clarity and kindness

Book your tickets here … SOLD OUT!