
NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact
Fri 9 Oct · 09:00
Ivory house dockside vaults
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NeuroBloom 2026 will occur at Ivory house dockside vaults in London on October 9, 2026. The event focuses on bridging research, lived experience, and real-world impact, with ticket prices ranging from £16.96 to £38.62.
NeuroBloom 2026: Bringing together research, real stories, and real-world impact to spark fresh ideas in neuroscience!
NeuroBloom 2026 is a full-day, immersive conference dedicated to ADHD, neurodiversity and brain health, founded and hosted by Dr Rachel V. Gow and delivered by the Nutritious Minds Trust Charity.
Held in honour of ADHD Awareness Month, NeuroBloom brings together leading researchers, clinicians, educators, advocates and individuals with lived experience to explore the science, stories and real-world applications of neurodiversity in a warm, inclusive and evidence-informed setting.
The event will take place at The Ministry, Borough, London — an iconic South London creative and events space, offering a stylish and inspiring environment for learning, reflection and connection.
As a charity-led event, our ticket pricing has been carefully designed to balance accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability. All proceeds contribute directly to supporting the work of Nutritious Minds Trust, including community education, outreach programmes and future mental health initiatives.
A range of lunch and refreshment options will be available to purchase on the day from the venue and surrounding docks, with plenty of cafés and waterside restaurants for those wishing to step out and enjoy the local area.
NeuroBloom is not a commercial conference — it is a community-focused gathering created to reduce stigma, amplify neurodivergent voices, and foster meaningful conversations that lead to real change.
Here is our incredible finished line-up for NeuroBloom 2026, bringing together research, lived experience, clinical insight, education, creativity, coaching and wellbeing.
Keynote Speaker
Ben Branson – Founder, farmer, inventor, entrepreneur and neurodiversity advocate; founder of The Hidden 20%
Researchers / Scientists
Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke – Professor of Developmental Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience, King’s College London
Dr Rachel V. Gow – Founder of Nutritious Minds Trust Charity, child neuropsychologist, lecturer in psychology and clinical neuroscience, registered nutritionist
Dr Kevin Rigley – Immunologist, cognitive theorist, early education reformer, founder of Willows MINDMAP
Pratima Singh – MRCPsych MBA, community and adult NHS psychiatrist, integrative psychiatrist practising functional medicine
Dr Pablo Jeczmien – Consultant psychiatrist and psychotherapist
Lived Experience / Advocacy
Emy P – Spoken word poet, musician, BBC Xtra featured artist, Nutritious Minds Trust Ambassador
Chloe Sinclair “Miss C” – DJ, producer, recording artist, presenter, voice-over artist, Nutritious Minds Trust Ambassador and ADHD advocate
Hormone Health
Adele Wimsett – Hormone health practitioner, women’s wellness specialist, ADHD and hormones educator, neurodivergence advocate
Coaching
Abi Joy Lemon – Leadership and performance coach, applied positive psychologist, ADHD specialist
Education
Will Martin – Nutritional therapist, educational coach, qualified teacher and SEN specialist
Gee Eltringham – Specialist SEND psychotherapist, parent to a neurodivergent child, founder of Get Twigged
Wellness Activities
Cat Googe – Conscious joy coach, laughter yogi, Reiki healer, NLP practitioner
Ruth Hoey – Sound healing practitioner, women’s circles creator, cacao practitioner
Join us for a unique, heartfelt and evidence-informed day bridging research, lived experience and real-world impact. You won't want to miss this incredible day! Only at NeuroBloom 2026!
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Frequently asked questions
NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact takes place on Friday, 9 October 2026 at 09:00.
NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact is held at Ivory house dockside vaults in London (East Smithfield, London, E1W 1AT).
Tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact range from £16.96 to £38.62. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
Tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact
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NeuroBloom 2026 will occur at Ivory house dockside vaults in London on October 9, 2026. The event focuses on bridging research, lived experience, and real-world impact, with ticket prices ranging from £16.96 to £38.62.
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NeuroBloom 2026: Bringing together research, real stories, and real-world impact to spark fresh ideas in neuroscience!
NeuroBloom 2026 is a full-day, immersive conference dedicated to ADHD, neurodiversity and brain health, founded and hosted by Dr Rachel V. Gow and delivered by the Nutritious Minds Trust Charity.
Held in honour of ADHD Awareness Month, NeuroBloom brings together leading researchers, clinicians, educators, advocates and individuals with lived experience to explore the science, stories and real-world applications of neurodiversity in a warm, inclusive and evidence-informed setting.
The event will take place at The Ministry, Borough, London — an iconic South London creative and events space, offering a stylish and inspiring environment for learning, reflection and connection.
As a charity-led event, our ticket pricing has been carefully designed to balance accessibility, inclusivity and sustainability. All proceeds contribute directly to supporting the work of Nutritious Minds Trust, including community education, outreach programmes and future mental health initiatives.
A range of lunch and refreshment options will be available to purchase on the day from the venue and surrounding docks, with plenty of cafés and waterside restaurants for those wishing to step out and enjoy the local area.
NeuroBloom is not a commercial conference — it is a community-focused gathering created to reduce stigma, amplify neurodivergent voices, and foster meaningful conversations that lead to real change.
Here is our incredible finished line-up for NeuroBloom 2026, bringing together research, lived experience, clinical insight, education, creativity, coaching and wellbeing.
Keynote Speaker
Ben Branson – Founder, farmer, inventor, entrepreneur and neurodiversity advocate; founder of The Hidden 20%
Researchers / Scientists
Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke – Professor of Developmental Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience, King’s College London
Dr Rachel V. Gow – Founder of Nutritious Minds Trust Charity, child neuropsychologist, lecturer in psychology and clinical neuroscience, registered nutritionist
Dr Kevin Rigley – Immunologist, cognitive theorist, early education reformer, founder of Willows MINDMAP
Pratima Singh – MRCPsych MBA, community and adult NHS psychiatrist, integrative psychiatrist practising functional medicine
Dr Pablo Jeczmien – Consultant psychiatrist and psychotherapist
Lived Experience / Advocacy
Emy P – Spoken word poet, musician, BBC Xtra featured artist, Nutritious Minds Trust Ambassador
Chloe Sinclair “Miss C” – DJ, producer, recording artist, presenter, voice-over artist, Nutritious Minds Trust Ambassador and ADHD advocate
Hormone Health
Adele Wimsett – Hormone health practitioner, women’s wellness specialist, ADHD and hormones educator, neurodivergence advocate
Coaching
Abi Joy Lemon – Leadership and performance coach, applied positive psychologist, ADHD specialist
Education
Will Martin – Nutritional therapist, educational coach, qualified teacher and SEN specialist
Gee Eltringham – Specialist SEND psychotherapist, parent to a neurodivergent child, founder of Get Twigged
Wellness Activities
Cat Googe – Conscious joy coach, laughter yogi, Reiki healer, NLP practitioner
Ruth Hoey – Sound healing practitioner, women’s circles creator, cacao practitioner
Join us for a unique, heartfelt and evidence-informed day bridging research, lived experience and real-world impact. You won't want to miss this incredible day! Only at NeuroBloom 2026!
Description supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
Ivory house dockside vaultsEast Smithfield, London, E1W 1AT
Tower Hamlets, London
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When is NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact?
NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact takes place on Friday, 9 October 2026 at 09:00.
Where is NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact taking place?
NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact is held at Ivory house dockside vaults in London (East Smithfield, London, E1W 1AT).
How much are tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact?
Tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact range from £16.96 to £38.62. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
How do I get tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact?
Tickets for NeuroBloom 2026 Bridging Research, Lived Experience & Real-World Impact can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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