Reading ADHD Group: In Person Support Group

The Reading ADHD Group is holding another in-person support group at RISC World Shop and Global Refills on Tuesday 24 November, starting at 19:30. It's a peer support group for adults with ADHD, and it's free to attend.

If you're not familiar with them, the group started in early 2024 when four people met around a table because they felt there wasn't enough meaningful support for people with ADHD, both before and after a diagnosis. Since then, it's grown into a wider community. Alongside these in-person meet-ups, they run coping strategies workshops and Connect Outdoors walking support groups, so this is just one part of what they do.

It's a peer group, not a medical service, and you don't need a diagnosis to come along. Despite the name, you don't have to live in Reading to join in. The sessions are informal: people introduce themselves if they want to, and the conversation settles into a supportive discussion with people at all stages of their ADHD journey. If you're new, you can just listen in; if you've got something on your mind, there's space to share it.

It runs at RISC World Shop and Global Refills, 35-39 London Street, RG1 4PS, and there's limited free parking on site. Attendance is via Eventbrite, and it's free.