Wanting training for an organisation? We do not offer training, however some of the organisations within our network do. We’ve just added a “Training” section which will always be kept up to date.
These are the current details… (at time of publication)
Navigating to the right course for you
When booking a course, these are some considerations:
- Target audience: Who will be attending? (e.g. all staff, HR teams, people managers, senior leaders, or neurodivergent employees themselves; and the overall number)
- Current knowledge level: Has your organisation had neurodiversity training in the past, or is this a foundational baseline?
- Desired outcome: What specific change or takeaway do you want attendees to walk away with? (e.g. policy awareness, empathy, practical management tactics)
- Time availability, including willingness to travel
- Budget
ADHD Scotland
ADHD Scotland offer training for the following groups:
- Employers (line managers, HR and Inclusion staff, leadership, estates managers, wellness advisors, mental health first aiders and general members of staff).
- Schools (teachers, classroom assistants, ELOs, leadership, and others)
- Colleges, universities and other educational establishments
- Clubs and societies for children (e.g. sports club, scouts, guides, musical groups, etc)
- Social work and social care services – public and 3rd sector
- Parent and carer groups
- Prison staff and other criminal justice professionals
- Frontline service providers – especially within health and social care settings
- We’ll consider training requests from any other categories of organisation
All sessions are bespoke, tailored to individual need, and available both in person and online throughout Scotland.
Perth and Kinross ADHD Support Group
Perth and Kinross ADHD Support Group offer bespoke courses. Please contact them for more information.
Procrastination Station
Procrastination Station offers ADHD awareness training to any organisations working with adults (not under 18s), tailored to the needs of the organisation, in person and online.
Some courses include:
- Demystifying ADHD: Understanding the Spiky Profile at Work
- Beyond the Myths: What ADHD Actually Looks Like in the Workplace – what are Reasonable Adjustments in reality?
- ADHD Uncovered: Harnessing Strengths and Navigating Challenges
- Harnessing the ADHD Mind: A Practical Guide for Teams
The Scottish ADHD Coalition brings together voluntary organisations providing support to adults and children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), and their parents, carers and families. You can sign up to our mailing list here, read our FAQs, or find your nearest support group.