Autismadhdadvocates Reviews 

Great safe space to share thoughts, experiences, questions, answers and advice etc ...... We need more events like this. It will help so many people - children, adults, professionals, teachers, carers, parents and relatives etc....

Clear explanations of ADHD and Neurodiversity and had vast knowledge in response to questions. Will be helpful for those who are neurodiverse and those who who are not but wish also to build their understanding

Great course tonight found out lots of new things and got some links to help me further, the course was ran very smoothly it was clear and easy to understand and they were very approachable and friendly I didn't feel orquard or silly to ask questions and they tried to answer everything I asked I will definitely be attending more courses and will recommend to anyone who is on the spectrum or looking after anyone on their.

I’ve been trying to find support and good information around ADHD and ASD. Struggles of a lifetime are now making sense! Finally! These guys are brilliant and use co-production so we get views from clinical approaches and lived experiences. The best way. Very friendly, intimate, supportive and informative (and sometimes kind of fun!) for anyone confused or struggling or after more info or even helping family and friends understand the facts, issues, situations, battles, struggles, highs, lows, wins and superhumanness of neurodivergents! Can’t thank you guys enough! It’s clearly a passion project from love and experience, not money or fame chasing- which is rare. Someone please fund these guys to give them the support they need to reach and help those in need.. big need. Much love and respect! Thank you!

informative presentation and helpful discussion - learned new things about myself and family. Good natured presenters, inclusive - considering it was for people with ADHD I took in a lot of info!

Absolutely clear and brilliant host’s thanks 😊

Excellent talk, i would highly recommend this it’s invaluable information and plenty of time to ask questions

The Autism & ADHA Advocates CIC gave and continue to give succinct, valuable information around neurodiversity issues.

I was able to understand the basic concept of what Sensory Processing is in relation to neurodiversity and how sensory processing "diffculties" can affect someone in a very simple but detailed presentation.

The presenters are incredibly knowledgable. They are willing to share their own experience and allowed participants to ask questions and participate in a dialogue which was incredibly helpful to me personally.

As a parent of a teenage child who was recently diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia, there is an overwhelming amount of information online and trying to understand the basics of these specific learning difficulties have been a challenge within itself.

For me, having a place to come for more information and support from The Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC through their manageable "bite size" presentations has been invaluable.

I look forward to attending more of their sessions.

Awesome! Very informative and helpful. Thank you for all you do!

This was my first time in the Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC meeting, althogh I ve worked a lot with this kind of problems in kids and teen agers. It s been very clear and they tried to answer all of the questions in chat, which , I think, is great!

An interesting webinar that clearly demonstrated the challenges around ADHD and it's impact on Executive Functioning and outlining some positive activities that could help address these. Would have been great to be able to unmute and talk with the presenters after the presentation in the Q&A section.

This was my first time attending one of their trainings but I can guarantee it will not be my last. Extremely informative and personable ladies. They took the time to answer everyone's questions and was more than willing to share their own experiences.

Absolutely fantastic! so informative.
You can see how passionate Sarah-Jane and kelly are.
Very knowledgeable.

Very comprehensive and informative. Please do share update on upcoming events. Looking forward. I thank everyone for taking their time to organise the event.

A knowledgeable, passionate, and dedicated team, working tirelessly to help & support others.

Their knowledge and lived experiences underlined with a human, approachable touch helps information to be easily absorbed, while making it feel ok to ask questions in their sessions.

For a small team they are on the ball, posting/replying regularly in Facebook groups, hosting online & in person events, offering advice or a friendly chat, and they always seem happy to help where possible.

It was a very helpful event. I learned more about Autism and the hosts were very gracious and kind in helping people in the call however they could.

The content of information are sufficient to understand ADHD from different components that are affected in individuals with ADHD such as behaviour, cognitive and social skills

Great information, Host and presenters were kind, understanding and very informative.
I would recommend The Autism & ADHD Advocates CIC.

I find their work immensely insightful, enlightening, & full of wisdom, giving us empowerment
Teach in an extremely, empathetic & compassionate manner & so therefore, learning is much more pleasant & you leave, their lessons /courses feeling filled with enlightenment

Helped me understand my own version of ADHD and therefore how to manage it without it impacting on my physical and mental health soo much. The sensory sessions have been particularly revelatory especially in helping me understand how my ADHD differs from my son and grandson's and how actually it is similar in ways I hadn't realised. It was lovely to finally understand what drives them to behave in the particular ways that they do and get techniques I can apply to myself more. I've been told at the hospital pain clinic that Fibromyalgia and ADHD are linked but never understood the mechanics of that before. I now know that my body jerks are because I have been stationary too long - I never understood that I have been controlling an underlying desire to be physically active at major detriment to my physical and mental health.