ADHD UK Podcast
About this Podcast
Welcome to the official podcast of the UK’s biggest and best ADHD charity, ADHDUK!
Presented by Dr Max Davie and Lauren Jennings, both trustees of the charity, we invite you to the amazing world of ADHD.
We will interview our charity ambassadors about their experiences, experts about their work and research, and share news about the world of ADHD.
If you want to suggest anything or give feedback, email podcast@adhduk.co.uk
The ADHD UK Podcast
Do not adjust your set! We have rebranded to the ADHDUK podcast. We will still cover the science of ADHD but alongside news and interviews from the wider world of ADHD.
We also welcome a new co-host, the amazing Lauren Jennings!
But where is Tess? Listen to find out!
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 1
We are delighted to welcome two of our junior ambassadors to the pod, to talk about their experience as young people supporting the charity.
They’re interviewed by ADHD UK Ambassador and Junior Ambassador Co-Lead, Chris Hurcombe.
Go to https://adhduk.co.uk/adhd-uk-ambassadors/ to find out more about the scheme.
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 2 with Junior Ambassadors
We are joined by Mark Pattinson, CEO of CareADHD, to talk about innovation in running ADHD services, right to choose and the future of ADHD care.
We also welcome a new presenter to the team, Jamie Gordon!
That’s it for this week. More soon!
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 3 with Mark Pattinson
Max is joined by Sarah Rudebeck, who studied memory as a clinical psychologist, noticed how many bad products there are out there to support memory (or not) and decided to build her own!
The paper we talk about is HERE
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 4: Memory with Sarah Rudebeck
We welcome Dean Paton, founder and CEO of Big Heritage, to talk about his journey with ADHD, his passion for history and archaeology, and how he ended up owning a U-Boat!
Check out the great stuff they are doing at https://bigheritage.co.uk/
Donate at www.adhd.co.uk/donate
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 5 with Dean Paton
ADHD UK Podcast Episode 6 with Dhiren Doshi Smith and Kathleen Helm
We are delighted to be joined by two researchers from Trinity College Dublin who have taken a systematic view of the data on adult ADHD diagnosis, a subject close to all our hearts!
It’s a wide-ranging chat with a great celebratory moment at the end!
Their paper, for those who want to dig in, is here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42216788/
The rumpelstiltskin paper is also open access: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13150541/