ADDults with ADHD has provided free information, support and self-help resources to adults and families coping with ADHD for 25 years. ADDults with ADHD is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of adults dealing with ADHD. We run quarterly ADHD Awareness Afternoons with practical topics led by great speakers. We also get a chance to meet and chat with others over tea and coffee. At ADDults with ADHD our vision is to create an Australian community that fully supports, understands and accommodates ADHD. Click here to join the Facebook Page          

 Adult Support Group /  New South Wales

ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity The ADHD Foundation Neurodiversity Charity is an integrated health and education service offering a unique lifespan - strength based service, for the 1 in 5 people who live with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia and Tourette’s syndrome. We work in partnership with agencies across all public services and business sectors, to create a paradigm shift in health, education and employment. Working with Government, our partner agencies and service users, we aim influence policy and provision for the benefit of all; reduce dependency, empower and enable the neurodiverse population to achieve their potential and improve life opportunities. The ADHD Foundation, in partnership with individuals, families, doctors, teachers and other agencies, works to: Build a positive foundation for life Improve life chances through better understanding and management of ADHD Raise awareness and understanding of ADHD Change the negative perception of ADHD into positive Bring about positive change and inclusion within policy and practice Support schools, GPs, Youth Justice services and other professionals who work with people living with ADHD Support achievement, educational attainment, mental health and employability Work in partnership with those living with ADHD, and enabling them understand and manage ADHD We are committed to the participation...

 Adult Support Group /  United Kingdom

ADHD Melbourne One of the many goals of ADHD Melbourne is to provide a supportive, nurturing, and fact-based educational environment online for people in Melbourne and regional Victoria with ADHD, including family members such as partners and children with ADHD. We are also aiming to significantly improve all Australian government’s and community’s acceptance and support of ADHD. ADHD Melbourne was born along side the many internet sites beginning to improve the understanding of ADHD. One of our goals is to augment and unite them. Please feel free to get in contact if you have an ADHD based organisation and would like to be part of this global movement. There are a growing number of ADHD related internet sites in the world, and in Australia several have emerged this last year alone. We are encouraged by this as ADHD is possibly the most undiagnosed mental health issue in Australia. Our belief and our goal is to freely connect and communicate as a peer to peer community in an online capacity. We started out as a Facebook page and a Facebook group by its founding members Mark Szili, Peter Scholem, and Simon Watts.

 Adult Support Group /  Victoria

ADHD New Zealand Formed in 1979, we are New Zealand’s largest, longest-standing non-profit organisation, committed to supporting those living with ADHD.​ Our network includes hundreds of organisations that you can connect to, and get support from, through our resources and events to improve the awareness and support of ADHD in New Zealand. Our values: Integrity: Being reliable and honest Commitment: Passion and dedication for what we do Sustainability: Stewardship of resources Innovation: Looking for individual solutions Partnership: Working collaboratively with others in pursuit of mutual goals Our vision: ​To advance the ADHD community by providing practical information and support. What we do: We connect people and organisations, enabling our members to collaborate on solutions and live with ADHD successfully. We inspire our members to succeed through learning events and sharing their stories. And we help them act through expert advice and support. .

 Adult Support Group /  New Zealand

ADHD Support Australia ADHD Support Australia provides support online for parents of children with ADHD, Adults/Teens with ADHD, teachers and professionals working with ADHD. Monthly expert speakers on a range of ADHD-related topics (ONLINE) Parenting Children with ADHD 6-week ONLINE courses. PEERS Social Skills for Adolescents and Young Adults 14-week program (ONLINE) Parent Meet ups (NOW VIRTUAL) Adult Meet ups (NOW VIRTUAL) Digital Parenting Program ADHD Coaching Parent Relaxation Events Patreon Membership site for access to recordings of speaker evenings, slides & discounts on courses, free entry to speaker evenings Directory of Professionals, Resources, Services & Products Expert blog Online Facebook Communities ADHD Support Australia Facebook Page ADHD Support Australia Facebook Group ADHD Book Discussion Group The Social Jungle Facebook Group Essential Oils for ADHD, Anxiety, Sleep & Mumma Self Love

 Adult Support Group /  Australia

ADHD Support Group Nepean-Penrith Area   Support group for parents with children with ADHD, ADD and ODD with no judgment. A place to share and vent and support each other. Every day is a struggle and so many families are going through this alone. I want to set up a bricks and mortar support group for people to come along and share their stories or vent if need be. It helps knowing we are not alone. After doing the show I was surprised how many people and family members have come up to me and shared stories that were hidden away. There is still stigma attached to ADHD and growing up with it or dealing with it and our children. We all want to raise "normal" families and sometimes the reality is so much harder. Monthly meetings at the South Penrith Neighbourhood Centre, (behind Southlands Shopping Centre)

 Adult Support Group /  New South Wales

ADHD WA Founded in 1993, ADHD Western Australia is a support, information, and advocacy agency for people with ADHD and associated conditions. We work with children, teenagers, and adults living with learning differences, as well as their families and partners. We also support those who treat, teach, and work with people living with ADHD. The ripple effects of ADHD can be seen in families, workplaces, schools, and communities. We exist to provide information and practical support, aid research initiatives, and spread awareness about ADHD through resources and events. If there’s something we can help you with, let us know

 Adult Support Group /  Western Australia

Adult ADHD Melbourne Adult ADHD Melbourne is a group for adults with ADHD, their family and friends, and health professionals working in the area.  The purpose of the adult ADHD group is to provide peer support, shared resources, information, and advocacy. We meet once a month in inner Melbourne at the library at Docklands, The Dock – 107 Victoria Harbour Promenade Docklands 3008. We also have a Facebook page  https://www.facebook.com/AdultADHDMelbourne

 Adult Support Group /  Melbourne

The Canberra & Queanbeyan ADD Support Group (ADDACT) is a member of SHOUT Inc (Self Help Organisations United Together). Give yourself permission to not go it alone. Join a support group, It is difficult trying to raise an ADHD child without support. Get to know other parents who are or have been facing the same challenges as you are. Exchange ideas and stories and learn to "be there" for each other. For more information on news and events please click here We hold monthly Sunday meetings at Canberra College, 1st Floor, 2 Launceston St Phillip at 2pm We also provide a quarterly newsletter & hold seminars about ADHD Check us out on Facebook          

 Adult Support Group /  Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

Dr Sarah Morris is a clinical psychologist who completed her doctoral research in ADHD. She also has lived experience and is passionate about supporting adults with ADHD. Solid Rock Psychology runs a group program for adults with ADHD which uses a cognitive behavioural therapy approach (an evidence-based therapy for adults with ADHD). We can also work with clients individually if preferred. Solid Rock psychologists are also able to screen for ADHD, or conduct formal assessments for ADHD, depending on the preference of the client.

 Adult Support Group /  Victoria

Sunraysia ADHD Support Group Who is this group for? Parents and carers who have a child up to 18 years of age who requires extra support to connect with other families and the community. Is there a cost? $5 per family per year Can the person I'm looking after attend the carer support group meetings with me? No Is there care available for the person I am looking after while I attend the meeting? No What activities does the group undertake throughout the year? Family event, Christmas party and monthly meetings Is the organisation accessible for people with disabilities? Yes First Wednesday of every month 7-9pm  Please Contact: Rebecca Reale .

 Adult Support Group /  Victoria

The Canberra & Queanbeyan ADD Support Group (ADDACT) The Canberra & Queanbeyan ADD Support Group (ADDACT) is a member of SHOUT Inc (Self Help Organisations United Together).  SHOUT was established in 1981, during the International Year of the Disabled. SHOUT Inc brings together Self-help groups who are made up of people who share the same predicament, concern or life experience. Our aims and objectives are to create community awareness of the condition by providing: Access to information and reference material Support and sharing experiences, e.g. parenting or school issues Newsletters - minimum of four a year; Reduced rate of entry into seminars on the subject; Extensive Library which also includes videos & audio tapes; Qualified speakers who understand about ADHD; Advocating on behalf of ADHD families e.g. with politicians or government; Making available a telephone support service and, in some cases of crisis,  instant support; Providing a sympathetic ear; Sharing experiences; Information gathering; Networking with other groups. Facebook

 Adult Support Group /  Australian Capital Territory (ACT)

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