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Research groups

Charlotte Rose Kelman

PhD, AFHEA, MSc, BA (Hons)

Postdoctoral Researcher

My research focuses on improving the identification and support of neurodevelopmental conditions, particularly ADHD, in children and young people (CYP), with a strong emphasis on school-based contexts. I am particularly interested in forms of ADHD that may be under-identified in classrooms, including inattentive presentations and ADHD in girls, and how these profiles are recognised and supported in everyday educational settings.

A central component of my research is meaningful patient and public involvement (PPI), with a strong emphasis on creative and child-led approaches. I prioritise working closely with CYP, families, and educators to ensure that research is grounded in lived experience and translates into practical, acceptable, and impactful outcomes.

My current work on the All About Me project centres on developing and evaluating a strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming toolkit to support CYP across home and school contexts, with the aim of informing more personalised and effective support for neurodiverse CYP.