About us
"Let's Talk ADHD" is a social platform founded by dedicated professionals and passionate individuals.
We provide educational resources for adults with ADHD, empowering them to confidently manage their work and daily lives. Additionally, we offer a comprehensive online platform to raise ADHD awareness and deliver specialized workplace programs and support initiatives for adults with ADHD. We also provide employers with targeted ADHD workplace training to foster the talents of employees with ADHD through proper support and encouragement.
ADHD is not an independent illness but a behavioural characteristic that affects your entire life.
Facing challenging obstacles at every stage of your life, Let's Talk ADHD provides precise and focused help, attention, and support.
our beliefs
We believe that with appropriate support and encouragement, individuals with ADHD can care for themselves while utilizing their natural talents to excel, even making significant contributions to society.
Our mission
Bring brilliance and warmth to life
Support and encourage individuals with ADHD, their families, friends, or employers in different ways, inspiring transformation in their lives.
Our work
Share experiences
By sharing experiences from individuals who have overcome ADHD and different experts, we help individuals with ADHD to rebuild their confidence and life direction, enabling them to integrate successfully into the community and contribute to society.
Assist the public in understanding and accepting children and adults with ADHD through accurate information to establish a harmonious society.
Everyone has unique strengths
A Commitment to a Specific Positive Social Impact
At Let’s Talk ADHD, we are dedicated to fostering a society where the unique challenges and strengths of neurodiverse individuals are recognized and embraced. Our mission centers on increasing public awareness and understanding of ADHD, advocating for effective support systems, and empowering individuals with ADHD to lead fulfilling lives.
Through comprehensive outreach, education, and community-building efforts, we strive to dismantle the stigmas surrounding ADHD and mental health. By promoting research, sharing knowledge, and advocating for inclusive practices, we aim to enhance the quality of life for those affected and contribute positively to the broader social fabric.
A Commitment to Serve a Target Beneficiary Group in Need
Let’s Talk ADHD is committed to serving individuals and families impacted by ADHD, particularly those who lack access to information and support services. Recognizing the often-overlooked struggles of adults with ADHD, our initiatives are tailored to address their specific needs, providing tools and resources that support both personal and professional growth.
Our community programs, support groups, and educational materials are designed to reach a broad audience, including those in underserved areas. By focusing on this target group, we help bridge the gap in services, ensuring that those affected by ADHD receive the support, understanding, and opportunities they deserve.
Ms. Amanda Fok
Founder /ADHDer
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First to get ISO 9001:2008 and B Corp Business emcee and founder of speech training company
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The First Hong Kong Emcee of Ceremonies Champion
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MSc in Corporate Communications and Public Affairs, Robert Gordon University, UK
Ms. Mike Leung
Chief Editor/ADHDer
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Former Part-time Business reporter at Hong Kong Ming Pao
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Former Video Editor and Website Editor at Hong Kong Economic Journal
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Postgraduate Diploma in Christian Counseling, Bethel Seminary
Expert Consultant
Dr. Eunice Wong
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Founder of Focus Plus Promotion Association
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American pediatrician
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ADHDer for adults
Dr. Dennis Cheung
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Specialist in Psychiatrist
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Founder and director of Healthy Kiddo
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Medical director of HealthyMind Centre
Mr. Davis Lok
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Registered Occupational
Therapist
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapist
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Associate Academician of Brainwave Feedback Training
Thanks to our partners
We appreciate the support from various organizations that enables us to spread awareness about ADHD to more people.