BONUS: Why we shouldn’t call ADHD a myth with Chris Benson
The Channel 4 documentary The Great ADHD Myth? has polarised discussion, with one side saying that it was unbalanced and unscientific, while others say that it is a necessary challenge to the dominant narrative. ADHD UK raised concerns about it from before the programme aired, and in this special episode we sat down…
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