ADHD Stigma – Global Research Study Survey

The survey is conducted by Holly Puzsar who is a research associate from the University of Melbourne. 

As part of an upcoming Lancet Psychiatry Series on ADHD, their research team, led by Professor David Coghill, are conducting a global online survey across more than 30 countries, including throughout Europe, to explore ADHD stigma.  Stigma is not a soft outcome. Public, perceived, internalised and structural stigma can influence self-esteem, wellbeing, help-seeking and access to care — and we need culturally representative research to understand these experiences properly

The survey is completely anonymous and is open to adults with ADHD, or who suspect they are likely to have ADHD, and takes about 10 minutes to complete.

Complete the survey on Qualtrics: https://q.surveys.unimelb.edu.au/jfe/form/SV_09c3hAZxOQIY6cC

ADHD Europe encourage everyone to share the survey through your networks to help target the ADHD community in Europe. We would be very grateful if you were able to please help disseminate the survey through your social media, newsletter, website, or other communication channels you deem appropriate.