Lunch book club on neurodiversity now it all makes sense by a. partridge

Join us for an open and honest discussion of Now It All Makes Sense: How an ADHD Diagnosis Brought Clarity to My Life by Alex Partridge.

Lunch book club on Neurodiversity
Date and Time: October 28, 2026 at 12:30 PM (CET)
Venue: National Library of Luxembourg (BnL)
Join us for an open and honest discussion of Now It All Makes Sense: How an ADHD Diagnosis Brought Clarity to My Life by Alex Partridge.
Alex Partridge is a neurodiversity advocate, author and host of the award-winning ADHD Chatter podcast. He was diagnosed with ADHD at 34, after years of feeling different and struggling to understand why. Before becoming a leading voice in the ADHD community, Alex co-founded UNILAD and LADBible at the age of 21. His book combines his personal experience of late diagnosis with insights gathered from conversations with ADHD experts.
During our discussion, we’ll explore:
• Was the book worth our reading time?
• What did we learn or recognise in ourselves?
• Which ideas resonated with us — and which didn’t?
• What do we agree or disagree with?
• Did the book change the way we think about ADHD?
No diagnosis is required to participate. Whether you have ADHD, know someone who does, or are simply curious about neurodiversity, you are welcome.
We ask everyone to come with curiosity, respect and an open mind. This is a discussion space, not a medical or diagnostic session.
The event is free to attend.
Please be respectful when cancelling your ticket, as spaces are limited. Donations to support the work of our ASBL are welcome.
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