INFORMATION
Welcome to our information page
- ‘ADHD Across the Lifespan’ which affects children, teenagers and adults
- Diagnosis & Treatment for people living with ADHD
- Shining a light on ADHD
- ADHD Guidelines
ADHD Europe does not offer any individual support. Please contact one of our member organisations in your country should you have any country specific countries.
More information about our members
About membership to ADHD Europe
ADHD ACROSS THE LIFESPAN
General Category contains more information about ADHD – For example the ADHD Guidelines, History of ADHD, the signs or symptoms of ADHD, what the causes of ADHD could be, Executive Functioning and more….
Child, Teeanager and Adult Categories contains information about
- Busting Myths with Facts
- Books recommendations for all
- Common Questions and Answers about ADHD
- Articles and Videos by International Experts Sharing their Knowledge and ADHD Professional
- ADHD Europe Official Declarations (In the Workplace, Girls & Women, Help! My Teenager is Becoming an Adult)
DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT
Here you will find the following information about Diagnosis / Treatment ‘Across the Lifespan’
- Sharing Best Practices and Sharing experiences
- ADHD Europe survey about the situation with regards to Access to Diagnosis & Treatment in Europe.
- Articles & Videos produced by by International Expertsabout ‘Common Questions and Answers’ and ‘Busting Myths with Facts’ for all people living with ADHD
ADHD GUIDELINES
The World Federation of ADHD Guide was designed and written by an international team for an international audience. Researchers and clinicians with years of experience in different aspects of ADHD wrote the six chapters. Our Federation has the unique responsibility to pay special attention to pediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists and other mental health professionals in Low-Middle Income Countries (LMIC). These colleagues have little or no access to evidence-based information on the disorder. So, this is not simply another book that can be added to “the ocean of the ADHD literature”, it is the only book designed with several features to allow easy access for colleagues in LMIC countries.