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Save the Date 💖 something really special (in-person)
I want to tell you about something I have been secretly (and very excitedly) building for the last few months — I am so excited to finally share it with you.
In June, I am coming together with 2 other women who between us hold some of the most important knowledge available for late-diagnosed women with ADHD — knowledge that the NHS has not given you, that the diagnosis appointment did not cover, and that most of us have spent years trying to piece together alone from Instagram threads and late-night rabbit holes.
We are doing it in person. In a gorgeous venue in Manchester or Cheshire (TBC). For a full day. And the ticket price is under £75.
Who is going to be in the room with you.
❤️🔥 Amy Green — me - Psychologist, BWRT® practitioner, ADHD coach and late-diagnosed woman
I'll be bringing everything I know about the ADHD nervous system, identity, RSD and what it actually means to understand your brain rather than manage it. This is the work I do every day with clients — and on this day, I'm doing it with you, in a room, with no waiting list and no five-year delay.
❤️🔥 Niki Charnock — nutritional therapist, naturopath and functional testing specialist.
Niki works at the intersection of nutrition, naturopathy and the gut-brain connection — the relationship between what is happening in your digestive system and what is happening in your brain, your mood, your energy and your focus. If you have ever wondered why your digestion feels connected to your mental state, why your brain fog gets worse on certain days, or why no amount of eating well seems to make a consistent difference — Niki is going to give you answers that will change how you see your own body.
❤️🔥 Dr Zouë Lloyd-Wright — integrative clinician and nutritionist specialising in the microbiome and hormones.
Dr Zouë works at the frontier of what we know about the female microbiome and its relationship to hormonal health. For women with ADHD — whose symptoms shift across the menstrual cycle, whose oestrogen and dopamine are directly linked, whose perimenopause can feel like falling off a cliff nobody warned them about — this work is not optional. It is essential. And almost nobody is talking about it in the context of ADHD specifically. Dr Zouë is.
💖 What the day looks like
This is not a passive conference where you sit and listen and go home with a notebook full of information you don't know what to do with.
The day combines expert talks, honest Q&A — where you can ask the questions you have genuinely been wanting to ask a room full of specialists — and practical elements you can take away and use immediately. Every session is designed around the specific experience of women with ADHD navigating a body and a brain that the standard health advice was not built for.
You will leave understanding things about your gut, your hormones, your nervous system and your brain that nobody gave you at diagnosis. Things that connect the dots between symptoms you have been treating as separate problems for years. Things that make your body make sense — possibly for the first time.
💖 Why in person matters
I run an online community. I know the value of it. But there is something that happens when women with ADHD are in a room together — a recognition, a relief, a particular quality of not having to explain yourself — that does not happen through a screen.
You will be in a room full of women who know exactly what it is to have spent years being told they just need to focus, apply themselves, be less emotional, try harder. You will not need to provide context. You will not need to translate yourself. You will just — for one whole day — be entirely in the right place.
The detail
📅 10th June 2025
📍 Manchester or Cheshire — gorgeous venue, details confirmed shortly
🎟️ Tickets under £75 — for a full day with three specialists
💺 Spaces are intentionally limited — this is a small, curated event, not a conference
The early interest list is open right now. Add your name and you will be the first to know the exact date, venue and ticket link — before it goes to the general public.
I built NeuroMagic because late-diagnosed women deserve expert support that actually understands their brain. This event is that — but in person, with a room full of women who get it, and with two of the most knowledgeable specialists in their fields anywhere in the UK.
I cannot wait to be in that room with you💌
Amy x
P.S. If you know someone who needs this — a friend who was recently diagnosed, a colleague who is waiting for assessment, a woman who has been quietly struggling and doesn't yet have the language for it — please forward this to her. This day is for her too💖
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