Wellbeing at FlindersGlobal ADHD Conference 2026
Do you have ADHD?
Does it affect your studies?
The Global ADHD Conference 2026 brought together around 19 hours of talks. You might not have time to watch them all.
We’ve gathered key insights and practical ideas into this little inspiration page, with university life in mind.
Something to think about. Something to try.
Find two new ideas whenever you like.
An insight
Success on your terms
Your success can include self-worth, self-compassion and a sense of choice, even while parts of life remain difficult. Your worth does not depend on getting everything under control.
About this idea
Editorial paraphrase
Flourishing: How can we succeed on our own terms?
Catalogue reference: I01-01
A small practice
Name what flourishing means to you
Write down one sign of a good life that matters to you beyond grades. Bring it into your next conversation about support.
About this idea
Student adaptation
Flourishing: How can we succeed on our own terms?
Catalogue reference: P01-01
Take what helps. One or two ideas is plenty.
If this page is helpful, let us know.
How it was madeWhere these ideas came from.
An AI-assisted review of all 21 published conference transcripts, including Q&A, produced a catalogue of 114 insights and 111 practices. Each entry keeps a speaker, a transcript link and a timestamped recording link.
Each entry was then reviewed for the reader: insights offer perspectives to take on board, while practices describe actions you can try.
Insights are editorial paraphrases. Practices drawn from talks and our university-focused adaptations are labelled. The insight and practice are selected independently and may come from different talks.
Commercial presentations and sensitive material remain in the research catalogue, outside this page’s refresh selection. You can explore the complete conference recordings and transcripts.
A note on accuracyWhat to keep in mind.
Transcripts can mishear words or misidentify speakers, and some contributions were translated. Summarising and adapting ideas can also lose nuance or introduce errors. Timestamps take you to the relevant segment, rather than an exact sentence.
The recordings have not been independently checked in full. These are paraphrases, not verified quotations; check the linked source for context. Conference perspectives and personal stories are not all equally supported by research.
Use this collection for reflection, rather than diagnosis or individual treatment decisions. Different people need different support. Check the original source before quoting or relying on a specific claim.
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