A one-day series of talks and workshops from leading experts.

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Research shows that in childhood, boys are diagnosed with ADHD 3-4 times more than girls. By adulthood, the ratio evens out to nearly 1:1 highlighting how girls and women with ADHD are often misdiagnosed and misunderstood in the medical framework.

With increased diagnoses and growing strains on the NHS and other support services, the ADHD & Women Summit aims to increase awareness and knowledge on the specific issues women with ADHD face.

This will be Seed Talks’ largest event to date, with our best speakers, most engaging workshops and favourite partners all in one space.

🧬 Discover practical knowledge for navigating life with ADHD

👭 Connect with like-minded individuals with dedicated connection and networking sessions

🎓 Hear from leading experts – including those with lived experience and those working in the field

👩‍🏫 Immerse yourself in a full day of talks and workshops

Talks and workshops include:

ADHD & Women

The Positive Aspects of ADHD

ADHD & Work

The ADHD Founder’s Guide to Not Burning Out

Endometriosis, Fibroids, Menstrual Health & ADHD

ADHD & Intersectionality

ADHD & RSD

ADHD & Weight Loss

ADHD, The Gut & Microbiome

Breathwork Session

Q&As with Speakers

This event is specifically designed with people with ADHD in mind, so you can be assured to be entering a caring and supportive environment. There will also be opportunities for attendees to socialise and share experiences with each other. We aim to create an uplifting and liberating community who have been previously misunderstood.

Proudly partnering with

MAKE SENSE TO ME

The world’s first bookshop specialising in neurodiversity. This disabled-led business offers a diverse range of books, fidget toys, sensory aids, reading tools and bookish accessories for everyone to enjoy. Celebrating neurodivergent and disabled stories. Embracing difference. Nurturing moments that MAKE SENSE.

get dopa

A smart supplement built for busy brains. 16 science-backed ingredients in one daily formula designed to support focus, mood, and energy. Created by and for neurodivergent brains.

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Stimz

A women-led UK business designing practical sensory, communication and accessibility products shaped by lived experience. We work closely with our community to create products and resources that are genuinely useful, from sensory tools and Communication Tags to Stimz Connect and our free personalised support profiles.

SONutrition

Leading the way in evidence-based nutritional therapy for emotional eating and ADHD, through education, functional testing and personalised nutrition and lifestyle plans.

PMAC Mental Health & Wellbeing Training

PMAC is a UK-based organisation specialising in workplace mental health and wellbeing training. We deliver psychologically informed programmes that help organisations create healthier, more inclusive, and more productive working environments by equipping managers and employees with the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills to support mental wellbeing at work.

Speaker Bios:

Dr Anneka Tomlinson is a Clinical Academic Psychiatry Fellow working at the University of Oxford. Having worked with and treated many adults with ADHD, she now focuses on targeted individualised treatment in mental health, particularly ADHD and mood disorders.

Dr Liz Murray is a doctor, author, speaker, and health advocate working at the intersection of medicine, lived experience, and systems change. Liz has extensive interest in educating women around the importance of understanding the impact of being ADHD whilst experiencing menstrual health conditions and in particular hormone sensitivity.

Sarah Osborne is an award-winning nutritionist, emotional eating specialist, and ICF ADHD Advanced Coach. She is the founder of So Nutrition - a leading UK nutrition practice dedicated to ADHD - and has worked with hundreds of clients to rebuild their relationship with food through evidence-based, neurodivergent-friendly care.

Dr Jane Sedgwick-Müller is a senior lecturer, researcher in adult ADHD and an advanced mental health nurse practitioner. She is also an ADHD psychosocial therapist/coach, executive board member of the UK Adult ADHD Network (UKAAN) and professional advisory committee member of ADDISS: The National Charity for ADHD Information & Support.

Hayley Broughton-McKinna is a qualified Associate Psychological Practitioner with over 10 years of professional experience across the Criminal Justice System, non-profit sector, and the NHS. Now serving as Training Director at PMAC, Hayley specialises in delivering psychologically informed, bespoke training and support to organisations across the UK, helping to translate evidence-based approaches into practical, impactful workplace solutions.

Amanda Perry is a UK-based ADHD business mentor, speaker, and neurodiversity consultant. Diagnosed with ADHD, she rebuilt her own business around her brain -

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