Nutritious Minds Trust Charity (NMTC) Event Launch!

This is a day not to be missed with expert talks on all aspects of neurodivergence and neurodiversity, a sound bath healing mediation, and a healthy and delicious complimentary lunch. Our event launch will provide a formal introduction to Nutritious Minds Trust Charity ?(NMTC). The chance to share our aims and future planned projects. We also plan to allocate one of our awards - The Austin and The Anderson Award(s)- to enable a child/young person access to a fully funded diagnostic evaluation.

The event is followed by networking, drinks, music by DJ Matt Jam Lamont and guests (5.30 - 7.30 pm) at The Ministry, 79-81 Borough Road, London SE1 1DN.

Join us for this special day of wellness, expert talks from individuals with personal and professional experience of ADHD and neurodiversity, interactive activity, Q&A panel discussions, speaker engagement, wellness, inspiration, insights, and knowledge.

NMTC was founded by Dr. Rachel Gow, Child Neuropsychologist, Author, Registered Nutritionist, and Lecturer, as well as trustees Mike Pickets, Founder of Raver Tots, and Natalie Parker, to provide support to children and young people with ADHD, ASD, Dyslexia, and other neurodevelopmental differences. With your help, NMTC is growing a community to raise awareness of differences, nurturing strengths, and providing creative outlets, support groups, and wellness events. NMTC also provides 2 awards, namely The Austin and The Anderson Award, which cover the cost of diagnostic assessments and evaluations that may be unaffordable to those facing financial hardship or adversity.

Proceeds from ticket sales go to NMTC (Registered Number: 1206658); for more information, please visit: http://www.nutritiousminds.org/support--services.html

Precious metal sponsors: Bare Biology and Raver Tots

Please note that refunds are not permitted due to the event costs. However, we encourage you to gift your ticket to someone who would love to attend but may face financial hardship.

Host or Publisher Dr. Rachel V. Gow