ADHD and midlife: The latest science and the lived experience of our community.

LIVE ONLINE MASTERCLASS
Tuesday 17th November 2026 | 7.30pm–8.30pm UK Time | Zoom

£15 | Free for MPOWDER subscribers

Is this for you?

"It's like perimenopause short-circuited my brain."

It's one of the most common sentiments we hear from our community.

Many women spend decades successfully navigating life, only to find that changing hormones suddenly amplify challenges with focus, organisation, emotional regulation, overwhelm or memory.

For some, midlife becomes the moment they finally receive an ADHD diagnosis. For others, it raises important questions about how their brains have always worked.

In this live MPOWDER Masterclass, we'll explore the emerging science, the lived experience and the practical realities of ADHD during midlife.

What we'll explore

• Why ADHD is increasingly being identified during perimenopause and menopause

• The role hormones may play in attention, cognition and executive function

• Common signs and symptoms women often overlook

• The emotional impact of living without a diagnosis

• What diagnosis can and cannot offer

• Practical next steps if ADHD may be relevant to your experience

What you'll leave with

• A better understanding of the relationship between hormones and cognition

• Greater awareness of how ADHD can present differently in women

• Practical guidance on where to seek support and further assessment

• Reassurance that many women share similar experiences

How it works

Register before 6.30pm UK time on 17th November.

You'll receive a Zoom link via email.

Join us live from 7.30pm–8.30pm UK time.

If you can't attend live, you'll automatically receive the recording and supporting materials within 7 days.

LIVE MASTERCLASS PASS — £15
FREE for MPOWDER subscribers

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T&Cs: Due to the popularity of MPOWDER Masterclasses, once purchased tickets are non-refundable. However, if you’re unable to attend LIVE, you will automatically receive a recording of the Masterclass within 7 days, along with any supporting material shared with attendees.