17 Jun 2026

We’re exhibiting at The Autism & ADHD Show Birmingham

We’re excited to be exhibiting at The Autism & ADHD Show Birmingham on 26–27 June at the NEC. Come and meet the team and you’ll …

We’re excited to be exhibiting at The Autism & ADHD Show Birmingham on 26–27 June at the NEC. Come and meet the team and you’ll find us at Hall 8, Stand A21.

The Autism & ADHD Show is one of the UK’s leading events for the neurodevelopmental community, bringing together thousands of individuals, families and professionals over two days. It’s a space to find information, seek support, and connect with specialists who truly understand the journey and we’re proud to be part of it.

If you’ve been thinking about an autism or ADHD assessment or want to find out more about what an assessment journey looks like, this is a great opportunity to come and talk it through in person. Our clinician-led team will be there across both days, ready to answer your questions and help you understand the right next step for yourself or someone you care about.

We know that taking that first step towards assessment can feel daunting. Coming to find us on the stand is a chance to have a relaxed, informal conversation with no obligation and just straightforward information from people who know what they’re talking about.

There’s also a packed programme running throughout the show. Theatre sessions, workshops, specialist services and resources are all free to access once inside on a first come, first served basis. All content is CPD certified, with a certificate of attendance available to professionals after the event.

Event details

📍 NEC Birmingham | Hall 8, Stand A21
🗓️ Friday 26 June 2026 | 9.30am – 4.00pm
🗓️ Saturday 27 June 2026 | 10.00am – 4.00pm

Advance tickets start from £19 for concessions and £23 for parents and family carers. Children under 16 go free when accompanied by an adult.

Book your tickets here

We hope to see you there.

Dr Lisa Williams

Clinical Director

Dr Lisa Williams is the Clinical Director of The Autism Service, having developed the service in 2019. After qualifying from Bangor University as a clinical psychologist in 2012, Dr Williams worked in three NHS neurodevelopmental teams, leading on diagnoses for preschool children all the way through to older adults, both with and without a learning disability.

Her primary responsibility is to ensure that all assessments completed by The Autism Service meet the high standards set, meaning that our patients receive consistently safe and robust care. Dr Williams is an advocate for face-to-face assessment methods and campaigns for the introduction of quality standards for all providers of neurodevelopmental diagnostic work.

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