ADHD In The Media
Here you can listen to Sarah Templeton on a wide variety of podcasts on different aspects of ADHD
How ADHD is Leading Thousands of Teens into Crime and Prison
How ADHD is Leading Thousands of Teens into Crime and PrisonEpisode Description: In this episode of The ADHD Kids Can Thrive, host Kate Brownfield speaks with Sarah about her journey of being diagnosed with ADHD at 51 and how it led her to advocate for young offenders...
Podcast The ADHD Women’s Wellbeing
Making life work for you after an ADHD diagnosisEpisode Description: "Don't try to fit into the world; make the world fit into you." This week’s guest is Sarah Templeton, author of the hit book released in 2021. She realised the key to stopping ADHD adolescents from...
Podcast: Why Screening For Neurodiversities is Needed at School with Sarah Templeton
Why Screening For Neurodiversities is Needed at School with Sarah TempletonEpisode Description: Discover why screening for neurodiversities in schools is essential. In this podcast, Sarah explores the impact of early identification, how it supports students, and why...
Articles that will help and guide you, especially with ADHD children and teenagers
How ADHD Can Be Mistaken For Dementia In Older Patients
HOW ADHD CAN BE MISTAKEN FOR DEMENTIA IN OLDER PATIENTSLike so many women, Sarah was diagnosed with ADHD during menopause and also like many women - had begun to worry she had dementia or Alzheimer's because her memory was worsening sharply. Sarah was interviewed as...
Sarah Templeton’s ADHD Tour of Australia
Sarah Templeton’s ADHD Tour of Australia – A Must Attend Event for Parents, Teachers & ADHD Advocates in AustraliaIf you’re passionate about ADHD awareness and looking for practical advice from one of the UK’s leading ADHD experts, you won’t want to miss this!...
How to help a child with ADHD who can’t access their medication
How to help a child with ADHD who can't access their medicationSarah Templeton, Author, and Activist, writes about how to get through the last final weeks of the ADHD medication shortage, which hopefully will be over by the spring of 2024. Read the full article in FQ...