Why does perimenopause feel different for the ADHD brain? 🧠✨
Menopause is often framed as something that happens in our 50s. But for many, perimenopause begins in the 30s or early 40s—and for those with ADHD, these hormonal shifts can feel like a total system overload.
When oestrogen fluctuates, it directly impacts dopamine. The result? Focus, emotional regulation, memory, and energy can take a massive hit, often leaving people feeling misunderstood, mislabelled, or entirely overwhelmed.
In fact, 1 in 10 women leave their jobs due to a lack of support during this stage. For Neurodivergent individuals, that risk can be even higher.
It’s time to change the conversation. Hormonal change is not a decline; it’s a transition.
Join nurse, educator, and coach Elli Bliss for an evidence-based, compassionate, and ADHD-informed look at perimenopause and menopause.
The Brain Chemistry: Exactly what happens to ADHD symptoms when hormones shift.
The Workplace Impact: Why tasks feel harder and how to advocate for your needs.
Practical Strategies: Evidence-based, trauma-informed tools that honour both hormonal and neurodivergent needs.
Whether you are navigating this yourself or supporting a colleague, partner, or friend, this session offers the language, validation, and clarity you deserve.
📅 When: Wednesday, 24th June
⏰ Time: 18:30 – 20:30
📍 Location: The Greenhouse XSUK, Hereford Street, Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 4NA
Bought a ticket but unable to attend?
Let us know as soon as possible by emailing us at adhdbristolcollective@gmail.com
If it's more than 24 hours before the meeting we will refund you and free up a ticket for someone else.
If it’s less than 24 hours before the meeting your ticket is non-refundable. However, we are happy for you to organise passing your ticket to someone else and sorting any payment with them directly. If you do pass on/resell your ticket please email us with the full name of the person who will be attending in your place - it’s really important that you do this so our list of people attending is accurate.
If you have any questions drop us a message via:
Instagram: @adhd.bristolcollective
Facebook: search for ADHD Bristol Collective
OR
https://tickets.mp/ZXZlbnQ6OTE1Nw==Why does perimenopause feel different for the ADHD brain? 🧠✨
Menopause is often framed as something that happens in our 50s. But for many, perimenopause begins in the 30s or early 40s—and for those with ADHD, these hormonal shifts can feel like a total system overload.
When oestrogen fluctuates, it directly impacts dopamine. The result? Focus, emotional regulation, memory, and energy can take a massive hit, often leaving people feeling misunderstood, mislabelled, or entirely overwhelmed.
In fact, 1 in 10 women leave their jobs due to a lack of support during this stage. For Neurodivergent individuals, that risk can be even higher.
It’s time to change the conversation. Hormonal change is not a decline; it’s a transition.
Join nurse, educator, and coach Elli Bliss for an evidence-based, compassionate, and ADHD-informed look at perimenopause and menopause.
The Brain Chemistry: Exactly what happens to ADHD symptoms when hormones shift.
The Workplace Impact: Why tasks feel harder and how to advocate for your needs.
Practical Strategies: Evidence-based, trauma-informed tools that honour both hormonal and neurodivergent needs.
Whether you are navigating this yourself or supporting a colleague, partner, or friend, this session offers the language, validation, and clarity you deserve.
📅 When: Wednesday, 24th June
⏰ Time: 18:30 – 20:30
📍 Location: The Greenhouse XSUK, Hereford Street, Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 4NA
Bought a ticket but unable to attend?
Let us know as soon as possible by emailing us at adhdbristolcollective@gmail.com
If it's more than 24 hours before the meeting we will refund you and free up a ticket for someone else.
If it’s less than 24 hours before the meeting your ticket is non-refundable. However, we are happy for you to organise passing your ticket to someone else and sorting any payment with them directly. If you do pass on/resell your ticket please email us with the full name of the person who will be attending in your place - it’s really important that you do this so our list of people attending is accurate.
If you have any questions drop us a message via:
Instagram: @adhd.bristolcollective
Facebook: search for ADHD Bristol Collective
OR
https://tickets.mp/ZXZlbnQ6OTE1Nw==