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adhd 360

Starting with you. We understand that you want the best, for yourself, maybe for your child or relative. And it may well be that to get the best, you have decided to pay for it. And we know that’s not an easy decision. But here’s what you get from us for making that choice: ADHD Treatment that is excellent, to the highest medical standards ADHD Treatment that is focused on getting your ADHD as controlled as we can, as quickly as we can Access to a ADHD programme of care that goes beyond your ADHD diagnosis, making sure that your ADHD treatment plan is designed for you, individually We offer you a choice of ADHD treatment package so you can balance what you can afford against what you need We offer you payment structures that recognise this is an investment in healthcare that you may not have budgeted for And we work with you to make sure this is an experience you recognise as supportive and value for money.

adhd girls

ADHD Girls Ltd is a social impact company with a dual mission to empower girls and women with ADHD to thrive in society and improve societal understanding of neurodiversity via intersectional lens. Powered by personal lived experiences of ADHD, we embody the neurodiversity movement, which displaces the medical model of disability and recognises the barriers presented through the way society organises itself. We believe that these barriers can be removed with adequate support.

adhd foundation

SHARE Share on Facebook The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity is the largest provider of training in ADHD and neurodevelopmental conditions for professionals in the UK. All our courses are interactive, full of practical strategies and informed by up-to-date research. We offer a wide range of expert-led courses across several subject areas. These courses can be tailored to your needs, offering the opportunity to focus on a specific area/need or a selection of topics. Training costs range from £350 to £2500 depending on your requirements. All courses can be delivered face to face as full, half day, twilight sessions or as live streamed or recorded sessions. Click the link below to make an enquiry for bespoke training for your business or school.

adhd in scotland

Scottish ADHD Coalition The Scottish ADHD Coalition was launched in June 2017 to bring together the voluntary organisations providing support to adults and children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Scotland, and their parents, carers and families. Read more…

adhd wise uk

Promoting Positive OutcomesJannine Harris MA PCGE is an MSc Psychology student at the University of Liverpool. Jannine is brutally honest and open about her life with ADHD and is passionate about ‘Promoting Positive Outcomes ADHD can affect anyone. If you, your child, a family member, a child in your class, an employer, your partner have ADHD, or you suspect that they might, they have had it since birth, and will always have it. It cannot be ‘cured’ but it can be managed – and even developed as an advantage.

tristan hunt adhd coaching

The coaching sessions really helped me to understand myself and ADHD better. Tristan was extremely knowledgeable and insightful. All the strategies really helped me develop my thinking, resilience and ability to take steps forward. Thank you!

adhd babes

ADHD Babes is a community group for Black Women and Non-Binary people with ADHD. We create safer spaces for us to flourish and live our lives to their greatest potential. ADHD Babes is run by us and for us, with all members of our team being from our community. We aim to empower and encourage all members to build peer support networks, share lived experiences and embrace their neurodiversity as a community. We aim to inspire and empower people with community, tools, learning and healing spaces to redefine and understand ADHD, allowing us to tackle its difficulties and utilise its strengths. We aim to create an accessible platform and safer spaces for us to connect, learn and break down the barriers that restrict our community from gaining and understanding a diagnosis of ADHD. We aim to create a society that embraces neurodiversity. We aim to raise awareness and educate people on the truth and reality of how ADHD affects neurodiverse people, and how best to support them.

autism & adhd

Overwhelming and sometimes scary, we know what it’s like. We’ve been there too. That’s why we’re on a mission to make things easier to understand, and fight for a brighter future for our community. We provide support for all age groups both pre and post diagnosis, writing and delivering training, running the Autism & ADHD Membership Program, carrying out research and running various projects and campaigns. We also run a partner organisation, My ND Place, which works with businesses and organisations around the world to improve accessibility for the neurodiverse community.

the add-vance adhd and autism trust

ADD-vance is a dedicated group of professionals, who also happen to be parents of children affected by ADHD and/or Autism. Our mission is to support the families of children affected by these conditions and the professionals involved in their care. We want to increase understanding, provide support and change perceptions of these complex neurological conditions, so as to improve the wellbeing and reduce the social isolation of these young people and their families. ADD-vance is now a registered charity with a team of over 20 dedicated trainers, coaches, admin staff and volunteers. ADD-vance was set up in Hertfordshire in 1996 as a constituted voluntary organisation by Anne Ross. Anne, a parent of children affected by ADHD and Autism, found little support for mums like her so resolved to fix the situation. ADD-vance started as a telephone helpdesk in Anne’s home and grew to include support groups, training and coaching. In 2013 we registered as a charity. Today we have a small office in Hatfield that supports our trainers and coaches who work all over Hertfordshire and beyond.

adhd minds