Blogs
This is My Place: Building a Brighter Future at the Pears Maudsley Centre
A look at the co-design of the Pears Maudsley Centre with young people, families and carers.
Brain stimulation device cleared for ADHD in the US is overall safe but ineffective
New trial found trigeminal nerve stimulation was safe but did not significantly reduce ADHD symptoms.
ADHD in Pregnancy and After Birth: An Overlooked Issue in Women’s Health
Dr Mano Manoharan explores how ADHD often goes unrecognised in women during pregnancy and after birth, highlighting the importance of early identification and tailored support to improve maternal and infant wellbeing.
Read ADHD in Pregnancy and After Birth: An Overlooked Issue in Women’s Health…Targeting brain waves to reduce cognitive challenges in ADHD
New study tests whether brain stimulation can improve thinking and attention in young adults with ADHD.
Experts come together to discuss social media use in children and young people
Highlights from the ‘Teens, Screens & Social Media’ webinar on social media use, wellbeing and mental health in young people.
ADHD in students: procrastination, sleep problems, & fatigue explained
This blog explores how ADHD can lead to procrastination, disrupted sleep, and fatigue in students, explaining how these issues reinforce each other and offering practical strategies and support options to manage them effectively.
Read ADHD in students: procrastination, sleep problems, & fatigue explained…Imaging the developing brain using light at the Pears Maudsley Centre
Learn how fNIRS uses light to measure brain activity, offering a more child-friendly and inclusive alternative to MRI.
Imposter Syndrome and ADHD: Understanding Self-Doubt
If you live with ADHD, imposter syndrome does not mean you are faking it. It means you have been fighting harder than most, often without the right tools.
Read Imposter Syndrome and ADHD: Understanding Self-Doubt…Long Read: The ADHD controversy – a new way of thinking
The rise in ADHD diagnoses has sparked debates about whether the condition is over-diagnosed, under-diagnosed, or misunderstood.
Read Long Read: The ADHD controversy – a new way of thinking…The groundbreaking technology in the Pears Maudsley Centre
Guide to the Clinical Research Facility's technology and how it supports child and mental health research.