We understand that waiting for an assessment can be challenging. There are a range of resources and sources of support available to help you:
- manage your child’s behaviour at home
- support learning and development
- access helpful strategies and advice
Organisations provide trusted information, resources and support for ADHD
The following organisations provide trusted information, resources and support for ADHD:
- ADDNI – Support and information for people affected by ADHD
- ADDitude Magazine – Advice, articles and practical strategies for managing ADHD
- ADHD Ireland – Support, training and resources for individuals and families
- ADHD Foundation (UK) – Information, support services and education on ADHD
- ADDISS (Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service) – Trusted information and support for ADHD
- ADHD UK – National charity providing support and guidance
- YoungMinds – Mental health support for children, young people and parents
- Family Support Hub (Northern Trust area) – Help and support for families in your local community
- Sleep Action – Advice and support to improve sleep for children and families
After an ADHD Diagnosis
Further help and support is available following diagnosis:
- CPMS Sleep Information
- Medicines for Children – Parent Advice
- Choice and Medication – ADHD
- Family Support Hub (Northern Trust)
Education resources
Support for education and learning:
HSC Services
Health and social care services that may be able to help:
- Child Health Development and Emotional Wellbeing Services
- CAMHS
- Paediatric Autism Service
- Public Health Nursing Services