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Collette Easton
ADHD events

What's on in the ADHD world.

A live calendar of ADHD events — the talks and workshops I am giving, and the ones other people are running. Conferences, community meet-ups, webinars, training. Mine are not the only ones worth your time.

Below the calendar: the talk I give to business audiences, "Aren't we all a little bit ADHD?", and how to bring it to your room.

The calendar

Upcoming ADHD events.

Updated live. Some of these are mine, most are not — this is the whole picture, not my diary.

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Mine · 1 October 2026 · 10:30am GMT · online

Not careless. Not lazy. Not aggressive.

What three research programmes tell us about ADHD and the workplace. 475 tribunal judgments, 428 neurodivergent employees, 412 employers, and the same conclusion from all three. With James Wenger.

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rise in ADHD tribunal claims in five years
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includes two toolkits worth £390

Calendar by ADHD Events — an open listing of ADHD events, free to browse and free to list on.

Running an ADHD event?

List it on adhdevents.org and it appears here, and on every other site running this calendar. The more of us pointing at each other's work, the easier we are to find.

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My talks

Same material, three rooms.

"Aren't we all a little bit ADHD?" is the question that gets a room nodding, and then thinking. Not a lecture on labels — a conversation about work, from a three-time CEO diagnosed at 49.

01 · Conference keynote

The big room

"Aren't We All A Little Bit ADHD?" as given at BrightonSEO Spring 2026. The story, the data, and the practical takeaways people write down.

02 · In-house session

Your leadership team

The same conversation, pointed at your organisation. Pairs naturally with the Human OS Audit workshop when a talk is not enough.

03 · Webinar

Online, worldwide

A tighter online version for distributed teams and communities, with time for questions people are braver about asking from home.

What rooms say afterwards

What stays with people.

"The most impactful thing I have seen at any conference for a long, long time."

BrightonSEO attendee

"The best talk I sat through. Out of the box, and full of actionable ways to improve my workflow."

BrightonSEO attendee

"Someone came over afterwards and said your talk made her feel seen."

BrightonSEO attendee

"I loved the problem, action, solution framing. I took lots of notes from that section."

BrightonSEO attendee

"I name-dropped your session the next morning when I began my own, by moving a speaker to a right angle, because if I did not the world would have ended."

BrightonSEO speaker

"I downloaded the audit and I can relate to so much of what you talked about. Thank you for taking the time to create and give the presentation."

BrightonSEO attendee
The next step

Bring the conversation to your room.

Tell me about the event, the audience and the date, and I will tell you what would land best.