The ADHD Reframed Project - Resources & Collaborations
Welcome to the Resources & Collaborations Page ⭐
A central hub for organisations, creators, educators, and neurodivergent advocates who want to work with The ADHD Reframed Project, plus a curated library of tools, supports, and scaffolds for the community.
⭐ Community Resources
A curated list of tools, supports, and scaffolds for ADHD adults, students, and professionals.
ADHD Tools & Study Support
• Speechify - text‑to‑speech for studying - https://speechify.com
• MindView - visual mind‑mapping - https://www.matchware.com/mindview
• Gamma AI - visual presentations - https://gamma.app
• Perplexity - deep research - https://www.perplexity.ai
• Zotero - reference management - https://www.zotero.org
• AI workflows - external working memoryExplore ADHD Tools
⭐ Collaborate With The ADHD Reframed Project
Speaking & Workshops
Emma delivers talks and training on:
• late‑diagnosed ADHD
• women & ADHD
• masking & identity
• executive function
• neuroinclusive systems
• higher‑education accessibility
• workplace inclusion
• trauma‑informed support
If you or someone you know suspects that you may have ADHD, the first step is making an appointment with your GP to discuss your symptoms.
If it's appropriate for you to be referred, your GP will do so.
Unfortunately, the waiting times are many years long in some areas of the UK!
You have the option to use "the right to choose" for your assessment and diagnosis.
If you want to understand more about ADHD, please follow the link below to the podcast!
YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
Books & Learning
• ADHD & Women - Dr Patricia Quinn
• The Menopause Brain resources
• Trauma‑informed ADHD guides
• Executive function research
• Neurodiversity education materials
Movement Partners
⭐ Movement Partners
Highlight the people and organisations who align with your mission:
• The Neuro Inclusion Project & NdCare
• student inclusion networks
• neurodiversity charities
• advocacy groups
• guest collaborators from your podcast
Podcast Collaborations
Podcast Collaborations
Featuring:
• lived‑experience advocates
• educators
• clinicians
• researchers
• creators
• neurodivergent leaders
The Dandelion ParadigmThe dandelion paradigm flips the traditional deficit view of neurodivergence on its head.
The Orchid vs. Dandelion Construct
In traditional developmental psychology, individuals are often categorised using the orchid/dandelion metaphor: orchids require highly specific, delicate conditions to bloom, while dandelions are seen as common, stubborn weeds capable of growing anywhere.
Reframing the "Weed"
Within a strength-based framework, calling a dandelion a "weed" is simply a matter of perspective—it is merely a flower growing where traditional systems didn't expect it. Dandelions are resilient, deeply rooted, highly adaptable, and carry vital medicinal and ecological value. They don't need to be fixed or cultivated into orchids; they simply need their natural strengths recognised rather than eradicated.
Systemic Adaptation & Universal Design
Rather than forcing neurodivergent individuals to fit into rigid, monolithic environments, educational and professional spaces must be designed to allow diverse minds to thrive naturally. True inclusion shifts the focus away from forcing individuals to conform and toward altering the environment to reduce unnecessary friction and cognitive load.
Deep Roots and Seed DispersalThe dandelion's deep taproot represents deep-seated resilience, lived experience, and persistent curiosity. The seeds—lightweight, mobile, and far-reaching—symbolise the sharing of knowledge, community connection, and broad-scale advocacy that takes root wherever it lands.
Get In Touch
Whether you're a conference organizer looking for a keynote, a university program director exploring collaboration, an HR leader ready to transform your culture, or simply someone who wants to guest on the podcast — Emma wants to hear from you. No gatekeepers. No generic inquiry forms that go nowhere. Just a direct line to real conversations.What to ExpectBooking inquiries: Keynotes, panels, workshops, and residenciesPodcast guests: Bold voices with something real to sayAdvocacy collaborations: Partnerships that create genuine impactMedia & press: Interviews, features, and commentary
