Two Footie Mums Talk ADHD: Exploring the real-world experiences of ADHD in football & everyday life.

The Football Mental Health Alliance

Footie Mums Natalie and Laura sit down and discuss ADHD in grassroots football and life.

In this enlightening and heartfelt episode, Nat and Laura, both mothers of young boys with ADHD, engage in an open and candid discussion about their day-to-day experiences and challenges.

As they navigate through their journey, they shed light on various aspects related to ADHD, especially in the context of grassroots football.

Key topics covered in this conversation include:

Understanding ADHD: Delving into what ADHD is and how it affects their sons' daily lives.

Football and ADHD: Exploring the impact of ADHD on young footballers and how the sport can be both a challenge and a beneficial outlet.

Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD): Discussing this lesser-known aspect of ADHD and its effects on emotional well-being.

School Support for ADHD Families: Sharing insights on how schools can better assist families dealing with ADHD.

Celebrity Insight: Reflecting on Sam Thompson's experience in 'I’m a Celebrity' and how it relates to ADHD.

The Emotional Rollercoaster: Discussing the highs and lows of living with and managing ADHD.

Book Insights: A look into Sarah Templeton’s book, ‘How not to murder your ADHD Kid’, offering valuable perspectives and advice.

Coaching Tips: Tips from football coaches on how to effectively support players with ADHD.

This video is not just for parents of children with ADHD but also for coaches, educators and anyone interested in understanding and supporting ADHD individuals in the grassroots football community.

Join Nat and Laura as they offer a blend of personal experiences, practical advice, and professional insights, making this a must-watch for those seeking to create a more inclusive and supportive environment in grassroots football.