ADHD Foundation Australia is dedicated to empowering and enhancing the lives of individuals living with ADHD through personalized support and practical resources. Entirely community-funded and 100% ...

Are you navigating stress, anxiety, burnout, or life transitions? The OnTrac Program is a structured, evidence-based online therapy program designed to help adults build emotional resilience, improve ...

Professionals such as paediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists, and clinical prescribers are highly skilled in ADHD diagnosis and care. They provide personalised management plans to suit each ...

There is always help for your family too. The same people who can help you, can help your family – bringing them to a greater understanding of ADHD and to better cope with the challenges it can bring.

Our children with ADHD have the ability to think ‘outside of the box’, it is a gift we need to nourish. Their passion, intensity, enthusiasm, creativity, sensitivity, caring and sense of fun can be ...

The ADHD Helpline is not a 24-hour service; It is provided to help you find ADHD solutions and assist with ADHD Referrals; However, ADHD Foundation Australia is a charity, unfunded by the government.

The ADHD Foundation Australia exists to empower and enhance the lives of those living with ADHD and related conditions through practical, individualised support. Our team of dedicated professionals ...

Looking for trusted ADHD resources in Australia? The ADHD Foundation Resource Hub is your go-to destination for up-to-date information, expert advice, and community support. Whether you’re a parent, ...

Every October, we commemorate ADHD Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising understanding of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This neurodevelopmental disorder affects 1 in 20 ...

What does this program cover? Research is increasingly showing that group interventions like OnTrac for Tweens and Teens with ADHD are beneficial in the multidisciplinary treatment of ADHD. Tweens and ...

What Is A Co-existing Condition? It is common to have co-existing conditions with ADHD – such as anxiety, depression, learning difficulties, Asperger’s syndrome (autistic spectrum). Unfortunately, some ...

For many years we thought that most children grew out of ADHD, now we know that is a myth. Some adults very successfully learn to manage their lives with ADHD, some just get through knowing they are ...