ADHD IMPACT SOCIAL CLUB. Casual networking for ADHDers

This is a relaxed, informal evening designed with ADHD brains in mind.
Sometimes big crowds just feel like too much - and we totally get that.

That's why our events are intimate and capped at 15 people, so your brain can relax, breathe, and genuinely connect.

No awkward ice-breakers. No posturing. Just real conversations with people who get the ADHD ride. We focus on connection, not performance.

• A warm welcome when you arrive, in whatever mood you're in.
• Optional activities, gently guided so you can join if you feel like it or hang back and observe.
• Time to pause the business brain – yes, we do talk about business – but it’s more about ditching the professional “business persona” mask and skipping the “what do you do” small talk – so we can just chat about life, energy, quirks, wins and messes.

Whether you're craving new ADHD-friendly friendships or wanting to feel less alone in your day-to-day life, this is the space for you.

Come as you are. Leave feeling seen.

Your ticket price includes one drink. If you want to get some food, the Town Wall has a lovely menu and you can order food separately :-)

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What people are saying about The ADHD Social Club

"Brilliant evening! This is my favourite kind of networking - real conversations (with tangents actively encouraged) where it's ok to talk life, kids, business and everything in between and really get to know the people behind the businesses." Charlotte Noon, Small Business Owner

"Absolutely brilliant evening! It was my first networking event and I'm so pleased I came along. Real conversations with tangeants flying all over the place. I left feeling very encouraged. Thank you!" Louise Keyes, Visual Stress Practitioner

"It felt really really easy! Everyone was so interesting!!! One of the most relaxed networking events I've ever been to." Laura Forsyth, Business Strategy Coach

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