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OPG Talk

Big Ideas. Real Science. Better Mental Health.

OPG TALK is Oxford Psychiatry Group’s free live webinar series exploring the psychology and science behind the experiences that shape everyday life.

From ADHD and overthinking to burnout, people pleasing and imposter feelings, our clinicians and experts make complex mental health topics easier to understand — with practical insights you can take away.

Free to attend · Open to everyone · Live at 7:00 PM UK time

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Upcoming OPG TALKs

There’s always more to understand. Explore the upcoming OPG TALK programme and join the conversations that matter to you.

24 SEPTEMBER 2026 · 7:00 PM

Why You Can’t Stop Overthinking

Understanding rumination and how to break the cycle

15 OCTOBER 2026 · 7:00 PM

The Science of Burnout

Why rest alone isn’t enough

12 NOVEMBER 2026 · 7:00 PM

The Inner Critic

Why you’re harder on yourself than anyone else.

OPG Live Series 1

OPG LIVE brings together experienced mental health professionals for accessible, evidence-informed conversations about the brain, mental health and neurodiversity. Join us live to explore important topics, hear specialist perspectives and ask questions.

Free live webinars • Expert-led discussions • Live Q&A

Big ideas. Real science. Better mental health.

OPG LIVE — Brain Health Series

Four expert-led conversations exploring ageing, memory, dementia risk and the future of brain health

1 OCTOBER 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

Understanding when forgetfulness may be part of normal ageing and when memory changes may need further attention.

Memory Loss

29 OCTOBER 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

Can Dementia Be Prevented?

Explore what current research tells us about dementia risk and the factors that may support long-term brain health.

19 NOVEMBER 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

The Future of Brain Health

Discover how research, technology and new approaches may shape the future of healthy ageing and cognitive care.

10 September 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

The Ageing Brain

Explore how the brain changes with age, what may be part of normal ageing, how memory and cognitive health can change over time.

OPG Live Series 2

OPG LIVE Series 2 explores ADHD, autism and the changing understanding of neurodiversity through accessible, evidence-informed conversations with experienced mental health professionals.

Free live webinars • Expert-led discussions • Live Q&A

Understanding neurodiversity through science, lived experience and expert insight.

OPG LIVE — Neurodiversity Series

Four expert-led conversations exploring ADHD, autism, overlapping experiences and the future of neurodiversity.

19 DECEMBER 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

Explore sensory experiences, information processing, communication differences, routine and emotional regulation.

Inside the Autistic Brain

21 JANUARY 2027 · 7:00 PM UK

When ADHD Meets Autism

Explore how ADHD and autism can overlap, including executive functioning, sensory differences, masking and diagnosis.

25 FEBRUARY 2027 · 7:00 PM UK

The Future of Neurodiversity

Explore how research, diagnosis, workplaces, education and personalised mental healthcare may shape the future of neurodiversity.

26 NOVEMBER 2026 · 7:00 PM UK

Inside the ADHD Brain

Explore attention, motivation, executive functioning and emotional regulation — and why ADHD is about much more than distraction.

 

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These webinars are provided for general educational and informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The content is not intended to replace a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Participation in these webinars does not establish a doctor–patient relationship with Oxford Psychiatry Group or its clinicians. If you are experiencing significant distress or require urgent support, please seek advice from your GP, a qualified professional, or emergency services where appropriate. Any decisions regarding your health should be made in consultation with a suitably qualified clinician.