ADHD in Adulthood
Friday 26th June 2026
Virtual Event via Microsoft Teams Webinar9:00am Registration, 9:30am Start and 4:30pm Close
£385.00
Book EventAttention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterised by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that impact functioning in adults. In the United Kingdom, NICE guideline NG87 (2018) provides a comprehensive framework for the diagnosis and management of ADHD. Despite increased awareness, significant gaps remain in recognition particularly in women and in individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions highlighting the need for improved training and service provision.
This course is led by Dr Dheeraj Chaudhary, Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Priory Healthcare, and aims to provide an up-to-date, clinically relevant overview of ADHD in Adulthood with a focus on assessment, diagnostic challenges, and comorbidities. It will cover DIVA-5, explore differential diagnoses and touch on cultural, neurobiological, and psychosocial aspects of ADHD. The workshop will also highlight considerations for treatment and management. You will talk about learnings from real cases.
After attending this course, delegates will gain...
- Understand the background and history of ADHD Enhanced diagnostic confidence in adult ADHD
- Improved awareness of psychiatric and medical comorbidities
- Increased knowledge of evidence-based treatment modalities
About the Speaker
Dr Dheeraj Chaudhary is a Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist at Priory Healthcare
and a Medical Director of ADHD Clinics, an independent neurodevelopmental
psychiatry service. He serves as an Executive Committee Member of the
Neurodevelopmental Psychiatry Disorders Special Interest Group (NDPSIG) at the
Royal College of Psychiatrists.
Dr Chaudhary has a longstanding interest in neurodevelopmental disorders,
particularly ADHD and Autism in adults. He was shortlisted for the RCPsych
Northwest Psychiatrist of the Year Award in 2023. His work focuses on improving
the recognition, assessment, and management of ADHD across clinical settings.
He is actively involved in education and service development, delivering
teaching, workshops, and national-level presentations. He is committed to
raising awareness of neurodevelopmental psychiatric conditions among both
healthcare professionals and the wider public, including through the use of
digital platforms and social media. He hosts LinkedIn Live sessions called
"Let's Talk AuDHD."
Suitability
This course offers 6 CPD points and is suitable for all Mental Health Professionals.
A reduced fee is offered to AHPs, Doctors in Training and Nurses. Please email andrewsimscentre.lypft@nhs.net to enquire.