Exercise and bright light for mood and ADHD symptoms in people with ADHD

01 January 1970

We are looking for people aged 14-45 with a diagnosis of ADHD to investigate whether physical exercise and bright light therapy improves mood, ADHD symptoms and general health in people with ADHD. It will involve intervention (either an exercise programme, bright light therapy or treatment as usual) and five visits to our centre in London for an assessment of mood, attention, fitness and health. You will receive a total of £200 paid in five installments after each attended assessment

Keywords

• King's College London
• London and South East England
• ADHD
• Adult ADHD
• mHealth
• psychiatry
• health
• exercise
• bright light
• physical activity
• low mood
• depression
• stress management
• King's College London
• circadian rhythms
• ADD
• non-drug

Ethical approval

This study was approved by the London – Camberwell St Giles Research Ethics Committee (17/LO/0958) on 11th July 2017.

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