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Free webinar about ADHD in the classroom on 19 November

Join our experienced team for a practical and informative webinar designed specifically for SENCOs, teachers, pastoral staff, teaching assistants and school leaders. We will explore how ADHD can present in the classroom, discuss effective support approaches, and explain the role schools play within the assessment process.

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Webinar | ADHD in the classroom: Recognising, supporting and signposting pupils effectively

Webinar | ADHD in the classroom: Recognising, supporting and signposting pupils effectively

Join our experienced team for a practical and informative webinar designed specifically for SENCOs, teachers, pastoral staff, teaching assistants and school leaders. We'll be exploring ADHD in the classroom, and the role schools play within the assessment process.

Real Life: Video series

Real Life: Video series

Real Life is a YouTube video series created by Clinical Partners that brings people with lived experience together with expert clinicians in honest conversations about mental health, neurodevelopmental conditions, and everyday life.

Webinar directory

Webinar directory

Oxford ADHD & Autism Centre is part of the Clinical Partners Group, and also hosts helpful and supportive webinars. Find all of our latest webinars here, and sign up to access the replays.

Clinical Partners named a Health Trailblazer for 2026 by WIRED and HSBC UK

Clinical Partners named a Health Trailblazer for 2026 by WIRED and HSBC UK

We are pleased to have been named a 2026 Health Trailblazer by WIRED and HSBC UK, recognising our work in digital transformation and commitment to improving access to care for NHS patients across the country.

Clinical Partners response to the Fonagy prevalence review

Clinical Partners response to the Fonagy prevalence review

Clinical Partners welcomes the publication today of the Independent Review into Mental Health Conditions, ADHD and Autism in England, chaired by Professor Peter Fonagy.​

Clinical Partners launches a lived experience video series for people navigating mental health and neurodivergence

Clinical Partners launches a lived experience video series for people navigating mental health and neurodivergence

A new video series launched on 1 October aims to cut through the noise, stigma and confusion around mental health and to help people at every stage of navigating life with mental health conditions and neurodivergence.

Webinar | What is EMDR, how does it work, and how can it help you

Webinar | What is EMDR, how does it work, and how can it help you

Join Dr Jane McNeill and Dr Jennifer Opoku-Lageyre for a free webinar on Thursday 22 October exploring EMDR, a front-line treatment for PTSD in the UK.

Clinical Partners is attending the HMC Autumn Conference 2026

Clinical Partners is attending the HMC Autumn Conference 2026

We are pleased to be attending the HMC Autumn Conference 2026, taking place in Manchester from 28 to 30 September 2026.

How parents can prepare children with ADHD for school

How parents can prepare children with ADHD for school

The stress of a new school term for parents is something we understand, especially when you’re trying to help a child with ADHD focus in school. If you want to know how to help a child with ADHD in school, we have useful tips in this article.

Is bipolar hereditary?

Is bipolar hereditary?

For both clinicians and patients, the cause of a mental health condition can be key to management and offers greater understanding of the condition itself. This guide covers how bipolar disorder can be inherited, the various causes, and how the disorder can be treated.

How to help an autistic child sleep through the night

How to help an autistic child sleep through the night

In this article, we explore the most common reasons autistic children struggle with sleep, practical strategies you can try at home, and when it’s time to seek professional help.

How much sleep does an autistic child need?

How much sleep does an autistic child need?

In this article, we’ll break down the typical sleep needs for different ages, look at why autistic children often find it harder to hit those targets, and share when it might be worth reaching out for extra support.

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