UKAAN Conference 2026

Join leading clinicians, researchers and service innovators for three days dedicated to improving adult ADHD care. Held in person at the Royal College of Physicians in London, UKAAN Conference 2026 brings together practical clinical guidance, emerging evidence and fresh thinking about the future of ADHD services.

The programme covers the issues shaping everyday practice, including diagnosis and treatment, emotional dysregulation, co-occurring autism, medicines management, psychological and behavioural interventions, digital health and integrated care. Sessions will also explore real-world data, policy, research developments and new models for delivering better, more accessible services.

Speakers include experts from Amsterdam UMC/VUMc, King’s College London, the University of Southampton, Queen Mary University of London and the University of Southern Denmark, alongside representatives from ADHD UK and influential guideline, research and professional networks.

The conference is designed for psychiatrists, GPs with extended roles, psychologists, specialist nurses, allied health professionals, commissioners, researchers and service leaders. Whether you work directly with patients or help shape services, it offers a valuable opportunity to learn from specialists, exchange ideas with colleagues and take practical insights back to your team.

Submit a poster/Poster abstracts can be submitted by email until Friday 4 September 2026, with acceptance decisions expected by Friday 11 September. Abstracts must be written in English, limited to 300 words and structured under Introduction, Purpose, Material, Method, Results and Conclusions. Final posters should be portrait A0.

Registration, following UKAAN’s July 2026 price reduction: Three-day ticket: £395 Two-day ticket: £295 One-day ticket: £195 Choose the ticket that suits your schedule and be part of the conversation shaping the future of adult ADHD care.