From CEO of ADHD UK

Sarah-Jane Butler
Feb 13, 2024
1 min read

“ADHD is only diagnosed when it is having a debilitating impact on your life. The over 2 million people who have ADHD and no diagnose are defacto struggling. A diagnosis, and the understanding and support that comes with it, could instead have them thriving. We need to increase access to ADHD Assessments in the UK to get people the help that can change their life”

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