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RHLF 25: Alex Partridge Making ADHD Make Sense - The Crown Hotel

Date:
Sat 18 Oct 2025 2:30 PM - 2:30 PM

About RHLF 25: Alex Partridge Making ADHD Make Sense - The Crown Hotel

Join neurodiversity advocate and podcaster Alex Partridge, co-founder of LADbible and UNILAD for a deeply personal and practical event exploring life, ADHD, and his books.

Alex’s bestselling memoir Now It All Makes Sense shares how his ADHD diagnosis at age 34 cleared up years of anxiety, impulsivity, and emotional masking, giving readers tips grounded in lived experience and expert insight to manage daily life and reclaim identity. His latest release, Making ADHD Make Sense is a companion book inspired by his podcast ADHD Chatter. It blends personal reflection, expert-informed strategies, and a compassionate framework to support self-awareness, acceptance, and growth

Performances

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