In this brand new episode, I will be having a conversation with Youth Ambassador Ella Bannister.Ella talks openly about the devastating effects of the NHS waiting lists and lack of any real support for ADHD and ASD assessments in our home county of Oxfordshire.

This crisis goes far beyond trying to balance the financial books. This is something that affects thousands of individuals, families, relationships, friendships, careers and the mental health of those who are affected by this crisis.

This episode is about Ella, it's about me, it's about you, and it's about everyone affected by this inadequate and seemingly worsening system that ignores and makes light of the support that so many are so desperate for.

This is "Our Story!"

If you feel anxious, sad, confused, or just not right, let us know - The Abingdon Bridge is there to support you! The Abingdon Bridge (TAB) provides support to those between 13 to 25 years of age.

All of their guidance and emotional support is free and confidential.⁠⁠https://www.theabingdonbridge.org.uk/⁠⁠

Our Oxfordshire based ADHD peer-to-peer support group is a community of adults, who are either on an ADHD journey themselves or are parents/carers of a child with diagnosed or undiagnosed ADHD.

In-person meetings are held every other week and alternate between the 'Adult Journey’ and the ‘Parent/Carer Journey'. We share experiences, advice on living with ADHD, provide emotional support and we all learn more about this neuro-developmental disorder.⁠⁠

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