Wolfson Centre for Young People's Mental Health

Participate in our study on child development in the UK! 🌱
If you’re a parent or carer of a child aged 9–11 (Years 5 & 6), we’d love to hear from you.

🧩 Taking part is easy:

- Scan the QR code or visit bit.ly/ADHDbears

- Answer a short survey about your child’s experiences

- Receive more information about the next steps

Your input will help us learn more about children’s development and support future research. 💡

📢In our new video, Dr Joanna Martin shares research from on how ADHD can show up in primary school-aged girls and boys.

The recording is for parents and carers who want to understand what the latest research tells us about ADHD in children.

▶️ Watch on YouTube bit.ly/3UMYIOq

🗞️ADHD in girls may be masked at school and more visible at home.

New Wolfson Centre research, led by Tamara Williams, explores how girls’ difficulties can go unrecognised.

🔗bit.ly/4sc7Nwk

#ADHD #ADHDInGirls #WolfsonCentre

🎧 What helps children with mild intellectual difficulties thrive?

Wolfson Centre researcher Dr Foteini Tseliou joined @acamh Mind the Kids podcast to discuss how support across friendships, home and school can improve children’s emotional, behavioural and educational outcomes.

🎧 Watch the podcast on YouTube
bit.ly/4itgAat

📄 Read the research paper
doi.org/10.1002/jcv2.7…

🔎 New research has identified irritability, anxiety and negative thought patterns as potential indicators of increased depression risk in young people with ADHD.

Read the full story on our website: bit.ly/3UR2Ool

#ADHD #YouthMentalHealth #MentalHealthResearch