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Right to Choose (RTC) is a legal right for NHS patients in England to select their preferred provider for specialist care, such as autism or ADHD assessments, rather than being limited to local options. It aims to reduce waiting times by allowing patients to choose faster, qualified private or alternative NHS providers.
Access to Work is a government scheme that can fund practical support to help you thrive in your job with ADHD. It can cover things like coaching, equipment, software, or adjustments that make work more manageable, giving you the tools you need to succeed without carrying the cost alone.
PIP is a government benefit designed to support people whose daily life or mobility is affected by a long‑term condition. It isn’t based on income or diagnosis alone, but on how your symptoms impact everyday tasks, and it can provide financial help to make things more manageable and accessible.
Welcoming, respectful online spaces where everyone’s safety and well-being comes first. Most of us experience RSD, so kindness in every interaction really matters. Our groups/pages range from support‑focused chats to lighter spaces when you need a breather, all designed to help you feel connected, understood, and part of a community that looks out for one another.