The latest advances and neurobiology behind ADHD
Understand the foundations of ADHD, including brain networks, neurotransmitters, neuroinflammation, attention and motivation.
Free three-part video series for Maternal Health Professionals
ADHD in Motherhood: see the whole picture, so you are better equipped to support Mothers.
A free three-part video series with Dr Oscar Serrallach, exploring ADHD neurobiology, the unique pressures of Motherhood, and more science-based ways to support Mothers across preconception, pregnancy and the postpartum period.
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With Dr Oscar SerrallachMaternal health doctor, author and educator
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A clinical blind spot
ADHD is not experienced in a vacuum.
For a Mother, ADHD can sit alongside the profound biological, emotional and practical demands of matrescence. Yet the intersection of ADHD and Motherhood remains under-researched.
Many Mothers are left trying to manage overwhelm, inattention, exhaustion, emotional reactivity and the pressure of caring for others, while the people supporting them may not have been given the full clinical picture.
The video series
What you will learn
This series helps you look beyond behaviour alone, and better understand the factors that may be affecting the Mothers in your care.
Why Motherhood changes the picture
Explore the intersection of ADHD and Motherhood, and why symptoms may become more visible or more difficult to manage during this stage of life.
More informed ways to support Mothers
Look at established and emerging approaches to supporting Mothers, with clearer understanding and practical strategies you may be able to apply in your clinical work.
For your clinical practice
What this can change in your work with Mothers
You may already be supporting Mothers who are exhausted, overwhelmed, struggling to focus, feeling emotionally reactive, or telling you they no longer feel like themselves. This series helps you build a more useful toolbox for the conversations and care decisions that follow.
- Learn about adjunct care options that many health professionals can use within scope, without needing an additional credential.
- Recognise when ADHD may be part of a more complex maternal-health picture, so support can begin earlier.
- Ask better questions across preconception, pregnancy and the postpartum period.
- Understand the links between neurobiology, stress, motivation and emotional regulation.
- Support Mothers with greater empathy, context, clinical curiosity and a clearer practical toolbox.
- Know when further assessment, referral or collaborative care may be needed.
Built for MotherCare workers
Who this series is for
This series is for Maternal Health Professionals and MotherCare workers who want to better support Mothers before pregnancy, during pregnancy and after birth.
It is also an invitation into a pioneering movement in maternal healthcare: one that sees the Mother’s biology, brain, emotional load and lived context as part of the clinical picture.
If your work brings you alongside Mothers who need more than a quick answer or a symptom-only approach, this series is for you.
- Maternal health practitioners
- General practitioners and family doctors
- Midwives, lactation consultants and doulas
- Naturopaths, nutritionists, health coaches and dietitians
- Pelvic-floor and women’s-health physiotherapists
- Gynaecologists, obstetricians and reproductive-health specialists
- Therapists, psychologists and mental-health counsellors
- Chiropractors, osteopaths and massage therapists
- Sleep specialists
Professional perspective
Professional testimonial
“Since working with Dr Oscar Serrallach I have felt increasingly comfortable and confident in caring for my postpartum patients.”Professor Sarah Shealy
Nurse Midwife, Professor of Nursing, Postpartum Specialist and Lactation Expert
Before you register
Frequently asked questions
Is the series free?
Yes. Registration gives you free access to all three videos.
What does the series cover?
The series explores ADHD neurobiology, the intersection between ADHD and Motherhood, and approaches to supporting Mothers with greater understanding and context.
Who is it for?
It is designed for Maternal Health Professionals and MotherCare workers supporting Mothers across preconception, pregnancy and the postnatal period.
How do I access the videos?
Complete the registration form and you will be taken straight to the video series.
Can I watch the series in my own time?
Yes. You can access the videos after registering and watch them when it suits you.
Is this a qualification or clinical-accreditation programme?
No. This is a free educational video series for health professionals. It is designed to broaden understanding and support clinical curiosity in maternal care.
Free three-part video series
A more complete understanding can change the care a Mother receives.
Get free access to Dr Oscar Serrallach’s three-part ADHD in Motherhood video series.
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