What we’re about
Hey! We're Hannah (30) & Jess (32) and we've both recently been diagnosed with ADHD.
Navigating an ADHD diagnosis can be tricky, and with so many resources out there it's difficult to know where to start.
This is a monthly meetup to give adults with ADHD the opportunity to meet likeminded people in a relaxed and friendly setting. Feel free to come along and share your ADHD experiences, discuss resources & day-to-day adjustments, or even just have a drink & a natter :)
Members must have ADHD or suspect they have it. Self diagnosis is also valid - we know how gruelling the diagnosis process can be!
We will eventually be operating solely operating through the websites, please ensure to follow us so you don't miss out.
Instagram- @ADHDConnectUK
Website- www.adhdconnect.uk
Upcoming events (4+)
See all- ADHD Connect Sunday SocialSip Sin, Liverpool
What can you expect?
This is an informal, monthly meetup to give adults with ADHD the opportunity to meet likeminded people in a relaxed and friendly setting. Feel free to come along and share your ADHD experiences, discuss resources & day-to-day adjustments, or even just have a drink and a natter.
What time will the event be running?
Our ADHD Connect Sunday Social will be taking place from 1pm - 3pm on Sunday 20th October 2024.There's no pressure to arrive at 1pm or stay until the very end - feel free to come and go as you please.
If you can't make this particular event, we'll be holding monthly Sunday Social meets on the third Sunday of each month, at SipSin Liverpool.
Community Guidelines
Everyone is welcome at our events, and we expect everyone to treat each other with the same level of respect. Please ensure you read through our community guidelines.Do you need to have an ADHD diagnosis to attend?
No, not at all! Many of our group members suspect they may have ADHD, or are waiting for a diagnosis, and find it useful speaking to others in the group.Where should I go when I arrive?
We’ll be in SipSin Liverpool - a sober curious bar in the heart of Liverpool city centre. The venue is step free and accessible throughout. We'll have small ADHD Connect signs on the tables, so you should be able to spot us, but if you're unsure just ask at the bar.How much will the event cost?
The event is £3 per person. Please buy a ticket here before you arrive. We also have card machines, if you would prefer to pay when you arrive. This will cover future event costs and any surplus will go back into the business, and enable us to host more events in the future.If you'd like to come along but are out of employment, or the cost is a problem, please email adhdconnectinfo@gmail.com.
- ADHD Women's Support NetworkLiverpool Quakers Meeting House, Liverpool
Join us for our monthly ADHD Women's Support Network at Liverpool Quaker Meeting House. Please note that this is a ticketed event and you will be required to purchase a ticket via EventBrite in advance
What can you expect?
This is an open space for women and non-binary people, where we will be discussing and exploring how our experiences as women may differ when it comes to ADHD.This session will be the first in our monthly ADHD Women's Support Network events. Each month we will delve into a different topic, and you'll be given the opportunity to listen to others and share your thoughts and personal experiences without fear of judgement.
Please note that this is a standalone session, and you don't need to have attended the previous event to join this one.
Where will the event be taking place?
We'll be meeting in the George Fox Room at The Quaker Meeting House in Liverpool, which is located at 22 School Lane, L1 3BT.What time will the event be running?
The session will start at 6:30pm. It will run for 90 mins and will include a short break half-way through.How much will the event cost?
Tickets for this session are priced at £4.50 per person. However, we know times are hard so if the cost is a problem please email adhdconnectinfo@gmail.com. All donations go towards running costs at ADHD Connect.Do you need to have an ADHD diagnosis to attend?
No, not at all! Many of our group members suspect they may have ADHD, or are waiting for a diagnosis, and find it useful speaking to others in the group.Community Guidelines
We ask that all participants read and respect our community group guidelines before attending this event. - ADHD Book Club: BYOB (Bring Your Own Book)Tempest on Tithebarn, Liverpool
What can you expect?
Introducing our ADHD Book Club - it's a book club, but not in the sense that you know it!
There will be no selected book to read each month - instead this is a space for book-lovers with ADHD to talk about what they're reading, exchange recommendations and discuss what's next on their reading list.There will be conversation starters to frame the discussion, but let's be honest, we're ADHD so tangents are expected (and welcomed)!
When will the event be running?
Our ADHD Book Club will be taking place from 7pm until 9pm on 30th October 2024.If you can't make this particular event, we'll be holding monthly book club meets on the last Wednesday of each month.
There's no pressure to arrive at 7pm or stay until the very end - feel free to come and go as you please.
Community Guidelines
Everyone is welcome at our events, and we expect everyone to treat each other with the same level of respect. Please ensure you read through our community guidelines.Do you need to have an ADHD diagnosis to attend?
No, not at all! Many of our group members suspect they may have ADHD, or are waiting for a diagnosis, and find it validating being in the company of other neurodivergent individuals.Where should I go when I arrive?
We’ll be in The Library area of Tempest, which is the semi-private room just behind the bar on the left-hand side. You'll see ADHD Connect signs on the tables.How much will the event cost?
The event is £3 per person. You can buy a ticket through Eventbrite here or in person with our card machine. All ticket cover running costs and any surplus will enable us to host more events in the future!If you'd like to come along but are out of employment, or the cost is a problem, please email adhdconnectinfo@gmail.com.
- ADHD Connect Sunday SocialSip Sin, Liverpool
What can you expect?
This is an informal, monthly meetup to give adults with ADHD the opportunity to meet likeminded people in a relaxed and friendly setting. Feel free to come along and share your ADHD experiences, discuss resources & day-to-day adjustments, or even just have a drink and a natter.
What time will the event be running?
Our ADHD Connect Sunday Social will be taking place from 1pm - 3pm on Sunday 17th November 2024.There's no pressure to arrive at 1pm or stay until the very end - feel free to come and go as you please.
If you can't make this particular event, we'll be holding monthly Sunday Social meets on the third Sunday of each month, at SipSin Liverpool.
Community Guidelines
Everyone is welcome at our events, and we expect everyone to treat each other with the same level of respect. Please ensure you read through our community guidelines.Do you need to have an ADHD diagnosis to attend?
No, not at all! Many of our group members suspect they may have ADHD, or are waiting for a diagnosis, and find it useful speaking to others in the group.Where should I go when I arrive?
We’ll be in SipSin Liverpool - a sober curious bar in the heart of Liverpool city centre. The venue is step free and accessible throughout. We'll have small ADHD Connect signs on the tables, so you should be able to spot us, but if you're unsure just ask at the bar.How much will the event cost?
The event is £3 per person. Please buy a ticket here before you arrive. We also have card machines, if you would prefer to pay when you arrive. This will cover future event costs and any surplus will go back into the business, and enable us to host more events in the future.If you'd like to come along but are out of employment, or the cost is a problem, please email adhdconnectinfo@gmail.com.
