Blogs
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.
Can AI Make Mental Health Care Smarter, Faster, and Fairer for Children?
Professor Gustavo Sudre explores how AI and brain imaging can identify ADHD subtypes, predict outcomes, and reduce bias in care.
King’s researchers to lead an international partnership using AI to predict OCD in children
Researchers are combining AI, medical and genetic data to predict OCD risk in children and support earlier intervention.
Understanding ADHD
Brody Barclay discusses his lived experience of ADHD and autism, and contributing to research through the RE-STAR panel.
Read Understanding ADHD…Day workshop in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy effectively reduces depression in 16-18 year olds
A study of 900 students found a one-day CBT workshop improved mental health and resilience in 16-18 year olds.