Parent survey about ADHD services in Scotland published
The results of our survey of parents about health and education services for children with ADHD across Scotland
17 04 2018
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The results of our survey of parents about health and education services for children with ADHD across Scotland
We have just published an analysis of the latest NHS prescribing data for Scotland showing ADHD treatment rates for adults and children by Health Board.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has just published its new Guideline on the diagnosis and management of ADHD.
A newly published editorial in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry highlights the need for more research on the amazing strengths of people with ‘high functioning ADHD’
As reported in today’s Guardian, a new report by the think tank Demos has shown the enormous cost of undiagnosed ADHD in adults.
Delighted to announce a new parent support group – ADHD Support Network South Lanarkshire.
The Scottish ADHD Coalition is running a parent/carer survey looking at health and education services for children with ADHD.
The ADHD Foundation, supported by a group of ADHD charities including the Scottish ADHD Coalition, has today published ‘A lifetime lost, or a lifetime gained’
Today’s Herald front page ‘Medication Generation’ highlights the increase in prescribing of ADHD medication which has taken place over the past 5 years in Scotland.
One of our member groups, ADHD Parent Support West Glasgow, has published a new guide for sports coaches on how to coach kids with ADHD. You can download a copy from their website.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence, the NHS body which guides NHS provision in England, has produced a new draft guideline on ADHD.
The Coalition is pleased to welcome Renfrewshire Carers Centre. They provide group support for young people with ADHD aged 8 -18 with groups offering peer support, fun, workshops, outings and integration within the local community.