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.