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About the event
Discovering you are neurodivergent later in life can be challenging. Perhaps you’ve always felt different or struggled in ways others didn’t seem to. Maybe life has felt harder than it should, or you’ve been misdiagnosed with conditions that didn’t quite fit.
Whether you’re diagnosed, exploring the possibility, just beginning your journey, or supporting someone who is neurodivergent, this session is for you.
In this engaging and insightful panel discussion, women who have realised they are neurodivergent later in life will share their powerful stories. Together, we’ll explore the highs, the lows, and everything in between.
Topics we’ll cover include:
•Thriving at work and at home
•Navigating relationships and friendships
•Practicing self-kindness and self-acceptance
•Practical tools and strategies to support your daily life
•Embracing your speedy brain and its unique strengths
You’ll leave this webinar feeling empowered, uplifted, and with a deeper understanding of yourself and others.
This is a free online event via Zoom.

Hester Grainger | Event Chair
Co-Founder Perfectly Autistic and ADHD coach
Having been diagnosed with ADHD at 43, former TV and radio presenter Hester Grainger is a certified ADHD coach, public speaker and co-founder of neurodiversity consultancy Perfectly Autistic. Hester is also mum to her two autistic/ADHD teens.
Hester started her career presenting on Channel 5’s The Wright Stuff, then working on Loose Women at ITV, before moving into a successful career in PR. Recently she had her own show on BBC radio. This year Hester is going on tour with her UK wide theatre tour ADHD Unmasked. This unique and interactive event is a refreshing, engaging and fun opportunity to take a closer look at ADHD and hear inspiring stories and experiences in during the dopamine filled evening.
With her husband Kelly, they launched Perfectly Autistic in 2020, after Kelly was diagnosed as autistic and with ADHD. They support companies with training, talks, workplace mediation and coaching.