Workplace tribunals involving ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence have been steadily rising over the past four years. On 28 August, a significant case was decided. Mr. Steadman, who has both ADHD and autism, claimed he was unfairly treated and discriminated against by his employer. At first, the tribunal found against him, ruling that his […]
Insights and strategies Spotlight: Executive Function Isn’t Just About Memory Executive function challenges in ADHD often masquerade as character flaws in performance systems. In high-level roles, the cost of weak prioritisation, emotional dysregulation, or inconsistency can be high. But we know these aren’t failures of motivation-they’re neurobiological mismatches. We need performance frameworks that support time-blind, […]
A space designed to feel like home and built to help you grow. We’re proud to announce that ASCEND now has a physical home in the heart of Muswell Hill, North London—a calm, welcoming space that reflects the spirit of everything we stand for: growth, safety, and bold ambition. The ASCEND Studio isn’t just an […]
By Happiful - Mental Health
We are all individuals and it’s time for us to find what works for us. In our podcast, Happiful: Finding What Works, host Kat Nicholls talks to wellness professionals and those with lived experience to understand what it means for something to ‘work’ and the steps we can take to find what works for us.
By Global
Your Wrong About ADHD
One way some people manage their ADHD is by working with a specialised ADHD coach. But what exactly is it? Sam and Katie speak to Stephanie Camilleri, certified ADHD coach and founder of The ADHD Advocate and Ascend ADHD. Stephanie explains what ADHD coaching is all about and how it can help you get focused, set meaningful goals and keep you accountable when things start to slip.
