US EditionStrategy Launched to Support Autistic and ADHD People. – City of York Council
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Rob Warner, Mycayla Gatto, and Ben Cathro have spoken publicly about it, Greg Minnaar posts ADHD stories on Instagram, and some MTB influencers like Jess The Maker speak openly about ADHD. Marc Brodesser took the opportunity to talk about it in a podcast. Video: MTB & ADHD: Are we all affected? MTB & ADHD: Are we all affected? Marc Brodesser | TrailTouch Unfold #8 We need your consent to display the YouTube content embedded by our editorial team…
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The pressure on mental healthcare is growing as more and more people seek help for their concentration problems. According to the Dutch mental healthcare association, this is "at the expense of people who genuinely need care." Chair Ruth Peetoom is concerned about this.
York launches strategy to support autistic people and those with ADHD - Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership
City of York Council, in partnership with NHS Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, has unveiled a new draft strategy aimed at improving the lives of autistic people and those with ADHD across the city.
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