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I recently presented at the Global ADHD Conference 2026 with a talk called Not a Differential: ADHD and Trauma as a Both/And. If you missed it, you can register and watch the recording at globaladhd.com. This is the written version for clinicians, with the key references at the end. "Is it ADHD or is it trauma?" I get asked this by clinicians, teachers, parents and, lately, the internet allllllll the time. My answer: Often, it's both... with autism is frequently the third roa

How ADHD recognition and diagnosis changes across cultures, and where trauma may intersect. Dr Alice Morgan · Clinical Psychologist · Starling Health Collective If you're reading this because you scanned a QR code somewhere in the middle of my talk this weekend, welcome. You're probably still holding a lukewarm conference coffee and wondering what to do with the rest of your afternoon… maybe start here?! Let’s start with a brief (composite) case study….Amara is nine. She arri

In the evolving landscape of healthcare, the role of general practitioners (GPs) in mental health care has never been more vital. As someone deeply invested in the wellbeing of both patients and practitioners, I understand the importance of equipping GPs with the right skills to navigate mental health challenges confidently and compassionately. Mental health training is not just about knowledge; it’s about fostering resilience, empathy, and practical expertise that can transf