More states commit to easier diagnosis
ADHD Australia supports the recent announces in South Australia and Tasmania.
We welcome NSW Government’s historic ADHD reform
Game changing reforms allow GPs to treat ADHD to reduce wait times and costs ADHD Australia welcomes the NSW Government’s decision to allow trained general practitioners (GPs) to diagnose and manage ADHD. This change will help improve access to care by addressing long wait times and financial barriers that have made it difficult for people […]
Study on Neurodivergence, Hypermobility and Fibromyalgia
University of Warwick are conducting research to explore the relationship between different neurodivergent conditions, hypermobility and fibromyalgia.
Language preferences for individuals with ADHD
Deakin University are conducting research on the language preferences of people who have ADHD.
Election commitments to costs of your medication
ADHD Australia welcomes the commitments from both Labor and the Coalition to reduce the PBS cap.
Election Commitments in WA Leaves Other States Behind
ADHD Australia welcomes the announcement ahead of the state elections in Western Australia, however some states are being left behind.
Building a Neuro-Friendly Classroom
The start of the school year can be exciting and overwhelming, with new spaces, different people and learning new sets of expectations.
Neurodiverse Hospitality: Exploring employment and neurodiversity within the international hospitality and tourism industry
A student from Auckland University of Technology is conducting a survey for their thesis ‘Neurodiverse Hospitality: Exploring Employment Engagement and Neurodiversity within the International Hospitality and Tourism Industry’.
ADHD Lived Experience Group for Young People
Deakin University is establishing a Lived Experience Research Group comprising of young people in Grade 5 and 6 with a formal diagnosis of ADHD.
Career Planning at School with ADHD
Claire Pech and Amanda Krulis talk about the importance of career planning for young adults.
