Adhd and me

There’s a stereotype,” Camilla tells me, “which is that if you’re not a complete screw-up, you can’t have ADHD. It’s particularly common among psychiatrists.” She would know. Growing up, Camilla was a

Scroll down your social media feeds and you’ll likely see much more discussion of ADHD and neurodivergence than usual, especially amongst adults. Gone are the days when it was almost solely, and stere

From missing work deadlines to being late, one writer relied on her neurodivergence as an ‘out’ – until she realised it was taking a toll on her wellbeing

With October being Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we speak to Julia Bradbury about how her diagnosis transformed her approach to healthcare

3 wise women

October is Menopause Awareness Month and this year’s theme is lifestyle medicine, which shines a light on simple daily changes that can act as natural medicine. Katie Taylor, a leading voice on midlif