24/06/2026
MindBridge Medical at Hell & Back 2026.
An incredible day connecting with the community, sharing knowledge on ADHD, and having some fun along the way. From great conversations to a bit of friendly competition at our “Beat the Beep” challenge, it was fantastic to meet so many of you.
Thanks to everyone who stopped by, took part, and made the day so memorable.
Locked in. No distractions. Just him vs the beep.
A quiet moment for a meaningful chat — Kelly in her element, supporting and guiding around ADHD and mental health.
Smiles after the MindBridge ice bath… bravery or madness, we’re still deciding.
Not just cold… we brought the atmosphere too.
IT support… but make it social.
Robert keeping things running and still finding time for a chat.
Pressure’s on — even the Army has to beat the beep under Navina’s watch
6 metres up and still smiling — different level of energy.
Laughter, good vibes… and an unexpected massage break. Morale boosting, MindBridge style.
The official welcome… equal parts excitement and regret.
More than awareness — real stories, real impact.
Our ambassador sharing his ADHD experience on the ground.
Under pressure — and Robert’s watching the clock.
Different stages of psychiatric training, same destination — supported, guided, and mentored by Dr Raaj toward becoming future psychiatry consultants.
Covered in mud, still smiling — that’s Hell & Back done right. Great to see Celtic Swords FC spirit on the day with Mindbridge Medical
Caught mid-laugh… and mid-daydream.
Small moments, real impact — Kelly connecting and sharing what we do.
A team shaped by experience, grounded in compassion, and connected by a shared mission to improve mental health care.
What a day.
Thank you to Hell & Back for the opportunity to partner and be part of such an incredible event. From meaningful conversations to shared laughter and a bit of competitive spirit at the “Beat the Beep,” it was a day built on connection.
To our ambassadors, our clinical and support teams, IT, nurses, and everyone behind the scenes — and to those who captured it all — thank you for making it happen.