ADHD, and What Else...?
An ongoing series of webinars exploring ADHD and related conditions
Overlaps between ADHD and other developmental, mental and physical conditions are very high. Identifying any co-occurring conditions is therefore important in both research and practice, helping to identify possible contributory factors and to tailor support to the individual.
These conditions are not ‘diseases’ in any conventional medical sense; there are no objective tests and no biological markers. The diagnoses are purely descriptive and are unlikely to give the full picture of what is going on for any individual.
Official guidelines ignore the connection between food and ADHD and related conditions. But research says that diet CAN help to manage symptoms. There is a huge amount of information online on the relevance of food & diet on these conditions, but much of it is contradictory or misleading. This makes it hard to know what to believe or what to do that might help.
This series of webinars 'ADHD and What Else?' will help anyone interested in ADHD to;
- Understand ADHD - appreciate what ADHD really is, explore co-occurring conditions and understand the rationale behind the NICE treatment guidelines.
- Learn effective Nutritional Strategies - with practical, tried-and-tested dietary approaches for managing ADHD and related conditions, such as dyslexia, dyspraxia, ASD, anxiety and depression.
- Understand the overlaps and differences between common neurodevelopmental conditions.
- Boost focus and Concentration - identify foods and nutrients that can enhance attention and concentration.
- Get Practical advice backed by scientific evidence.
Webinars in our "ADHD, and What Else...?" series
Book your place at an upcoming event or watch a recording of past events:
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Other Events on ADHD and related conditions
You can also access recordings to events on this topic that aren't part of the series:
● The importance of nutrient-rich soil, and genetic factors influencing nutrient absorption.
● Dietary changes can have a significant impact on overall health and well-being.
● Challenges in treatment and the need for holistic approaches.
Upcoming Events
Learn about how food and diet can influence mental health, wellbeing and performance – and how to make more informed nutritional choices and help others to do so at our upcoming events.
Past Events
FAB’s webinars and other virtual events are all recorded – so you can still access past events, along with the supporting handouts and other resources provided here.
Become an Associate
Alternatively – join as a FAB Associate, as part of your membership you’ll receive access to all of FAB’s future AND past webinars – together with key presentations from other FAB events and other online resources. Find out more information on the benefits of FAB Associate membership.
Why Attend FAB Events?
Our events provide a distinctive forum for education, discussion, and discovery.
Whether you're a healthcare professional, an academic, a concerned parent or simply interested in enhancing your own health and wellbeing through nutrition, our events cater to your needs.
What to Expect?
Insightful Presentations
Discover the latest research findings and their practical implications in a straightforward and accessible manner. Our speakers break down complex scientific concepts into clear, actionable insights.
Interactive Sessions
We encourage participants to engage with us, giving you the opportunity to pose a question before the event or during, via the chat function. We endeavour to provide responses during the event from leading experts.
Valuable Resources
All webinars include access to essential materials from the event, providing evidence, supporting understanding and encouraging further learning relevant to the topic.
What People Say About Our Events
“I love the way you gather so much information and present it in a succinct and direct manner.”
“The inclusion of the medical model within the presentation given by Professor Stein was really interesting to see dyslexia from that angle. I look forward to the next webinar!”
“Passionate presenters and such an important range of subjects.”
"It's tremendous that you're making this research available - and horrific to see the scale of the implications and the urgency of action. I'm looking forward to hearing more."