Hear from UCL Alumna, Vivienne Isebor on her ADHD journey, how and why she founded ADHD Babes, and what ADHD Babes is all about.
Vivienne Isebor is a multi-award winning Creative Social Entrepeneur, Founder of ADHD Babes and My Sisters Cup, a Clincal Associate in Psychology, and a proud UCL alumna.
Come to this session to hear Vivienne talk about her ADHD journey, how and why ADHD Babes was founded, and a bit more about what ADHD Babes is all about.
ADHD Babes is a community and supportive space for Black Women and Non-Binary people with ADHD to improve wellbeing and promote good mental health.
Accessibility information:
- The facilitator will be wearing a microphone for the duration of the session.
- This room has MobileConnect available (via personal devices).
- This room has step-free access.
- This room has adjustable lighting.
- Guide dogs and personal assistant/carers are welcome.
- We will have ear defenders available for students and staff to borrow at the Festival. You can collect a pair from the North Cloisters
This event is part of UCL's Thrive Festival
Don't forget to check out the other events that we're organising as part of Thrive Festival! We have a full schedule of exciting, fun, interesting, and restorative events happening on Thursday 15 and Friday 16 October at Bloomsbury campus and Wednesday 21 October at East campus.