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ADHD & Hormones
with Dr Anneka Tomlinson
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What you’ll explore
- How oestrogen influences the neurotransmitters behind ADHD — dopamine, serotonin and noradrenaline
- How hormonal fluctuations shift ADHD symptoms, from premenstrual to postmenopausal
- The research gaps around ADHD and female hormones
- How hormones can affect the way ADHD medication works
About this talk
Uncover the intricate interactions between ADHD and hormones in women — from puberty and pregnancy to menopause.
ADHD manifests uniquely in women. In this illuminating workshop, Oxford University's Dr Anneka Tomlinson explores the pivotal role of hormones — particularly oestrogen and progesterone — and the effects they have across the female lifespan, offering practical insights to harmonise your journey with ADHD and hormones.
A peek inside
Your speaker: Dr Anneka Tomlinson
Dr Anneka Tomlinson is a Clinical Academic Psychiatry Fellow at the University of Oxford, focusing on individualised treatment in mental health — particularly ADHD and mood disorders. She works in the Oxford Precision Psychiatry Lab with Professor Andrea Cipriani, has published widely, and collaborates with ADHD expert Professor Samuele Cortese at the University of Southampton.
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