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I attended the AuDHD summit and I didn’t hard to put into words what this even meant to me. As someone who is diagnosed ADHD and awaiting their ASD diagnosis, it was so affirming. It helped me feel seen.
It was really interactive in terms of responding to questions in the chat, the speakers incredibly knowledgable and I very much liked the positive, non pathologising approach taken by the summit.
10 out of 10 would recommend an event run by the clinic and with talk of an in person summit I follow this keenly

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I attended the AuDHD summit and I didn’t hard to put into words what this even meant to me. As someone who is diagnosed ADHD and awaiting their ASD diagnosis, it was so affirming. It helped me feel seen.
It was really interactive in terms of responding to questions in the chat, the speakers incredibly knowledgable and I very much liked the positive, non pathologising approach taken by the summit.
Fantastic Summit in Febuarary , as a healthcare worker, wife and mother to AuDHD family i got a wealth of information from this summit. Thanks to all the speakers and the team behind the screens!

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I attended the AuDHD Summit 2026 organised by ADHD Clinics, and it was a fantastic event. Really great speakers from whom I learnt a lot, and I came away feeling very positive and upbeat. Many thanks, and I do hope you will run more events in the future!
The speakers were sharing their different perspectives but what stood out was the real message of person centred care. It came across loudly that these guys really cared.
The Summit ran at a great pace with regular breaks and a chance to ask questions. I would fully recommend ADHD clinics.

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I had the pleasure of attending the ADHD clinics summit this weekend. Being a relative newbie in this subject can be a disadvantage. However from listening to the insightful and passionate speakers I now feel at a distinct advantage, having listened to their journeys and the lessons learnt. This means I am starting out with a good grounding.
The speakers were sharing their different perspectives but what stood out was the real message of person centred care. It came across loudly that these guys really cared.
The Summit ran at a great pace with regular breaks and a chance to ask questions. I would fully recommend ADHD clinics.

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Attended the AUDHD summit run in connection with the charity SEDSConnective. An outstanding line up of speakers presenting a diverse range of perspectives on AUDHD and combined conditions such as hypermobility. Such important discourse - breaking out of the silos of mental health or physical health into broader holistic, professional discussion on person centred care and professional/patient shared learning. Thank you!

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Fantastic Audhd summit with amazing speakers who provided wonderful insightful knowledge and experience. Highly recommend!

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Thank you so much for today. A genuinely awe inspiring team have presented and shared their knowledge today. Thank you again for the opportunity today has brought. I am already better able to help following today’s summit.

The AuDHD Online Summit 17 & 18 October 2026

By ADHD Clinics

Saturday 17 October and Sunday 18 October: 9 am – 1 pm

We are pleased to announce an online AuDHD Summit for general public, professionals, patients and carers.

This two half-day virtual event bringing together:
– ADHD and Autism specialists
– Clinicians working with neurodivergent adults
– People with lived experience of ADHD, autism and AuDHD
– Practical, patient-centred discussions and Q&A

The aim is to provide clear, accessible information, reduce confusion around co-occurring ADHD and autism, and offer practical insights for both individuals and families.

17  October 2026 Saturday 

 

18  October 2026 Sunday 

 

Tickets for Both 2 Days

AuDHD Online Summit 17 & 18 October 2026

Booking coming soon

The Speakers

The AuDHD Summit features a carefully selected group of speakers including:

Clinicians experienced in ADHD and Autism

Coaches and therapists working with neurodivergent people

Individuals with lived experience of ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD

All speakers are chosen for clarity, integrity, and respect for the audience.

AuDHD Summit

Understanding Neurodivergence Beyond Labels

The AuDHD Summit brings together clinicians, coaches, and lived-experience professionals to explore the real-world complexities of ADHD, Autism, and their overlap.

This is not a surface-level event.

It is a practical, reflective, and evidence-informed space for people working with neurodivergent individuals and for those who are neurodivergent themselves.

Why the AuDHD Summit?

ADHD and Autism are increasingly recognised, yet many individuals continue to fall through gaps in understanding, assessment, and support.

AuDHD — the co-occurrence of ADHD and Autism presents unique challenges:

Masking and late diagnosis

Emotional overwhelm and burnout

Misdiagnosis or partial recognition

Fragmented care across systems

The Summit exists to move the conversation beyond checklists, towards integrated understanding and practical support.

Who Is the AuDHD Summit For?

The AuDHD Summit is open to:

Anyone with ADHD, Autism, or AuDHD

Parents, families, and carers

Young people and students

Educators and employers

Therapists, coaches, and clinicians

Anyone seeking clarity, not confusion

No prior knowledge is required. Sessions are designed to be accessible, respectful, and useful.

What You Will Learn?

You will gain:

A clear explanation of ADHD, Autism, and AuDHD

How traits can show up differently across ages and genders

Why masking, burnout, and emotional overload are so common

How assessment and diagnosis work (and where systems fall short)

Practical ways to support yourself or others more effectively

Professionals will also gain insights that strengthen real-world practice.

Why This Summit Matters

Many people live for years without understanding why life feels harder, more exhausting, or more overwhelming than it seems for others.

ADHD and Autism can look very different from stereotypes — especially in:

Adults

Women and girls

High-functioning or masking individuals

People with overlapping traits

When ADHD and Autism occur together (AuDHD), challenges are often misunderstood or missed entirely.

This Summit exists to help people make sense of those experiences — with accuracy, compassion, and honesty.

Summit Format

Live online talks and discussions

Plain-language explanations, not medical jargon

Interactive Q&A sessions

Lived-experience perspectives alongside professional insight

Recordings available after the event (where applicable)

Designed to be informative without being overwhelming.

Our Approach

The AuDHD Summit is:

Neurodiversity-affirming

Evidence-informed

Practical and compassionate

Free from hype or misinformation

Grounded in real experiences

This is a space where questions are welcome and no one is expected to “fit a mould”.

Why Attend?

People attend the AuDHD Summit to:

Better understand themselves

Support a child, partner, or family member

Reduce shame and self-blame

Learn how to navigate services and support

Hear balanced, trustworthy information

For professionals, it is an opportunity to reconnect with the human reality behind diagnoses.

Join Us

If you want:

Clarity instead of confusion

Understanding instead of labels

A respectful space for learning

The AuDHD Summit welcomes you.

Registration is now open

The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and the speakers alone.

Understanding Neurodivergence Beyond Labels