News & Updates

Talks, events, and updates from my world of neuroscience, nutrition, and wellbeing.

ADHD Body and Mind is currently a number 1 bestseller on Amazon
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ADHD Body and Mind is currently a number 1 bestseller on Amazon

ADHD Body and Mind has become an Amazon number 1 bestseller, while continuing to rank highly across several health categories since its launch. In this personal reflection, I share some of the more human reality behind that milestone: caring about my parents’ fragile health, working within my own limited capacity, and trying not to push myself back into burnout. Above all, this is a note of gratitude to every one of you who has found in the book a little more language, kindness and nervous system understanding for your own ADHD body and mind.

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Become a Certified ADHD-Informed Coach with Dr Miguel & Rosie Turner
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Become a Certified ADHD-Informed Coach with Dr Miguel & Rosie Turner

Discover this unique ADHD coaching certification co-created by Dr Miguel Toribio-Mateas and Rosie Turner. Running online (but in community!) from January to March 2026, this ten-module programme blends neuroscience, lived experience, and inclusive practice. Learn to coach with confidence, create real impact, and build a sustainable, ADHD-informed career.

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Talking about Disordered Eating and Neurodivergence at the Royal Society of Medicine
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Talking about Disordered Eating and Neurodivergence at the Royal Society of Medicine

At the upcoming Royal Society of Medicine event New insights in nutrition and neurodivergence: Why brain health matters this November, I’ll be contributing a session on disordered eating and neurodivergence. Drawing on both research and my own lived experience, I’ll explore why ADHD, autism, and other neurotypes face higher risks of disordered eating, and how insights from nutrition and neuroscience can shape more compassionate, effective care.

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