ADHD & Hormones Workshop

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ADHD manifests uniquely in women in a variety of ways. In this illuminating workshop, we will explore the pivotal role of hormones, with a focus on Oestrogen and Progesterone, and the effects they have through puberty, pregnancy, and menopause.

Join Oxford University’s Dr Anneka Tomlinson for a workshop that goes beyond the surface, offering practical insights to harmonise your journey with ADHD and hormones.

Workshop Highlights

• Understand how Oestrogen influences key neurotransmitters which affect ADHD: dopamine, serotonin, and noradrenaline
• Explore how hormonal fluctuations impact ADHD symptoms, from premenstruation to the postmenopausal period
• Examine research gaps surrounding ADHD and female hormones
• Discover how hormones can influence how ADHD medication works
• Q&A with Dr Tomlinson

Dr Tomlinson is a Clinical Academic Psychiatry Fellow working at the University of Oxford. Having worked with and treated many adults with ADHD, she now focuses on targeted individualised treatment in mental health, particularly ADHD and mood disorders. Dr Tomlinson works in the Oxford Precision Psychiatry Lab (OxPPL) with Professor Andrea Cipriani and has been published widely in the field of mental health. In addition, she also works alongside Professor Samuele Cortese (ADHD international expert) at the University of Southampton on a number of projects on ADHD including projects identifying treatment predictors in patients with ADHD.

Testimonials from our guests

⭐  As someone who was recently diagnosed with ADHD I’ve attended several talks, particularly around women with ADHD. The speakers are brimming with knowledge - not just experts but leading researchers in their field. Seed Talks finds the best of the best, who not only make the sessions informative but super fun too, which is clear in how engaged everyone is in both the in-person and online talks - no small task for 100+ ADHD sufferers! And all for a fraction of the price of a coach! - Liv H.

⭐  It felt like a really great session with well rounded knowledge and it felt like a safe space with a safe speaker who genuinely cared and understood the shared experience. - Anon.

⭐  Great balance of science and discussion. I have learned so much and felt part of an incredibly supportive group. Overall, a fantastic course. Hoping there might be more! - Anon.