Reacting Reacting is often an immediate, automatic action driven by emotions or impulses. When we react, we’re not fully processing the situation; instead, we’re responding based on our initial emotional response. Reactions are usually quick and they don’t involve much ...read more
Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can bring unique challenges as well as incredible strengths. People with ADHD are often creative, energetic, quick-thinking, and full of ideas. Yet, difficulties with attention, organisation, time management, and regulation can sometimes make ...read more
We’re delighted to introduce Stephanie Wallace, who joined Psychiatry UK in July, and has already begun making a real difference in the way our ADHD Medication Titration Service supports patients. A message from Steph Hello! I’m Stephanie Wallace – though ...read more
At Psychiatry UK, everything we do begins with one simple principle — listening to you. Your experiences, ideas, and feedback help us grow stronger and deliver care that truly reflects what patients need. We’re excited to introduce Elisabeth Hoggard, our ...read more
