AuDHD at University: From Literature Review to Lived Experience

A graphic with the Trinity Disability Service logo and the British Assistive Technology Association log. Text reads: AuDHD at University: From Literature Review to Lived Experience. Beneath the text there are photos of Juliet Cabraja and Jen O' Connor.

Due to the diverse and international audience that attended the AuDHD information seminar hosted by Trinity Disability Service in February 2025, presenters Jen O’Connor and Juliet Cabraja have been invited to speak at two exciting events this July. These events are organised by the British Assistive Technology Association as part of a series of conferences called 'AT Connect.' Jen and Juliet will present in both Edinburgh and Leeds to an audience of assistive technology developers who create solutions for third-level students in need of technological support.

At the invitation of AT Connect, Jen and Juliet will share their findings on existing research related to AuDHD and examine how the needs of AuDHD students regarding assistive technology may differ from those of their peers. These events will encourage a broader discussion about the considerations necessary to accommodate AuDHD students and support their academic success through assistive technology. This talk will involve a blend of academic findings and real-life student narratives.