Image description (by Be My Eyes):

A digital flyer for an online event titled “Living AuDHD: Between Diagnosis & Discovery.” The event is hosted by Vancouver Coastal Health’s Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf-Blind Well-Being Program. It features a guest speaker named Rachel “Rach” Burton, who is both autistic and living with ADHD. The flyer shares that she will provide insight, resilience, and inspiration based on her personal journey focused on ADHD in adulthood. Rachel is noted as the creator of “Such a Lovely Red,” a platform centered on neurodivergent and Deaf experiences. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, September 24th, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm on Zoom, with a note that it’s necessary to RSVP to receive the link. Contact information is given for questions or RSVPs: an email (Elizabeth.Dagg@vch.ca) and phone number for text/video (778-987-4179). The flyer also includes a message to inform the organizers if voice interpreters or captioning is needed. There is a photo of a woman with long curly red hair in a black sleeveless top smiling on the right side. The top has the Vancouver Coastal Health logo and a visual of three white hand signs on a dark green background.

Text version of the flyer:

Living AuDHD: Between Diagnosis & Discovery

Join us as our guest speaker, Rachel “Rach” Burton who is both autistic and living with ADHD, she will share valuable insight, resilience, and inspiration through her personal journey focused specifically on ADHD in adulthood. Rach is also the creator of Such a Lovely Red, a platform centered on neurodivergent and Deaf experiences.

When: Wednesday, September 24^th
Time: 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm
Where: Zoom (RSVP to receive the link)

Questions or want to RSVP?
Email: Elizabeth.Dagg@vch.ca
Text/Video: 778-987-4179

Please let us know if you need voice interpreters or captioning