Reading ADHD Group

02/06/2026

Its Volunteer Week and we want to say a special thank you to Andy Kenny and Roxy for their hard work behind the scenes that helps make this network a reality!

26/05/2026

Reading ADHD Group will be meeting again tonight for another in person ADHD Support Group

20/05/2026

To anyone living in or near Oxfordshire .voices.connect Champions are hosting a coffee morning on Friday

19/05/2026

For people with ADHD, it’s almost a bit of a cliché the idea that a to-do list is going to be the answer to all of life’s problems.

Often, we make to-do lists upon to-do lists until they pile up on the bedside cabinet alongside a collection of dirty glasses.

But to-do lists can be an effective tool for managing productivity. One of the most common mistakes when making a to-do list is making the list so long that it becomes overwhelming, to the point that we don’t know where to start.

If you are finding it difficult to get started on a too-do list, the changes are too complicated or too large.

15/05/2026

What is your thoughts on ADHD and masking, do you feel as though its a form of oppression, or a helpful tool?

14/05/2026

West Berkshire Council is inviting people who live in the area, and professionals working in social care, to have their say in a consultation about its draft Adult Social Care Strategy for 2026 to 2030.
The draft strategy sets out the council's priorities to support adults who rely on care and support services, and aims to give residents and those who support them a clear understanding of what is planned for the period covered by the strategy.
- Click the link or scan the QR code for more details of the consultation and to complete an online survey https://tinyurl.com/yne32ytu
The survey is open until Monday, June 22.

13/05/2026

ADHD UK are a fantastic resource for anyone no matter where they are on their pathway.

ADHD UK host online support groups and educational workshops every week day.

Tonight they are hosting a women's support group.

All events are free but they do appreciate donations

Join our Women’s Support Group: Understanding Your ADHD with Katherine Mengardon 💜 This is a supportive space to learn more about ADHD in women, share experiences, and gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your ADHD journey.

You can get your tickets by donating regardless of size (even £1, but the suggested donation is £5). We appreciate all your support.

Book your tickets here: https://events.adhduk.co.uk/

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11/05/2026

Online community support evening tomorrow evening brought to you by Neurodiverse Voices Connect CIC and The Autism Champions

This is an online peer support evening available to Neurodivergent adults or Caregivers of Neurodivergent adults across the country.

Register here:
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11/05/2026

Unmanaged ADHD and mental ill health are strongly linked. The theme of Mental Health Awareness Week this year is action. We want to reflect on how a lack of action has let to ADHD being a mental health issue for many

07/05/2026

Reading ADHD Group host regular online workshops to help people manage their ADHD no matter where they are on the pathway. These workshops do not replace medical advice, but they do offer practical strategies that can help people feel less alienated as well as build a set of tools that can help in a whole range of settings.

You do not need a diagnosis to benefit from these workshops, and you can watch them on our website completely free.
https://readingadhdgroup.org/media/