Friday 12 June 2026 | 13:00 – 14:00 BST \/ London time | Online<\/strong><\/p>\n A Drop-in Advice Clinic with Henry Shelford<\/strong> is a virtual community advice room hosted by Henry Shelford<\/strong>, ADHD UK Chairperson and Co-Founder. This informal online session offers people the opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance around ADHD, diagnosis pathways, support systems and everyday challenges.<\/p>\n The clinic is designed as a practical, approachable space for people looking for information about ADHD assessments, UK diagnosis routes, NHS ADHD processes, ADHD understanding and knowledge, and corporate or employment-related advice. It may be especially useful for people who are newly exploring ADHD, waiting for assessment, navigating support options, or trying to understand what next steps may be available.<\/p>\n For many ADHD people and families, finding clear information can be difficult. Questions about diagnosis, waiting lists, workplace support, access to care, and what ADHD means in daily life can become overwhelming, especially when systems are confusing or slow. A drop-in advice clinic can offer a more human and direct way to ask questions, learn from lived and professional knowledge, and feel less alone in the process.<\/p>\n This event connects well with Neurodiversity Pride Week because pride is not only about celebration. It is also about access to understanding, support, self-knowledge, community guidance and the right to navigate life without shame. Spaces like this can help people move from confusion or isolation toward clarity, confidence and connection.<\/p>\n This event may be especially relevant for people interested in ADHD support, diagnosis pathways, adult ADHD, workplace inclusion, family guidance, and practical community advice during Neurodiversity Pride Week.<\/p>\nPractical information<\/h2>\n
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