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ADDERS’ objective is to promote awareness to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and to provide information and as much free practical help as we can to sufferers, both adults and children, and their families in the UK and around the World.
ADDISS is The National Attention Deficit Disorder Information and Support Service.
This website provides people-friendly information and resources about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder to anyone who needs assistance - parents, sufferers, teachers or health professionals.
Compulsory training for educators to ensure better treatment of children and young people with ADHD in the Northern Ireland education system.
Helping Adults with ADHD lead better lives.
A national non-profit organization working to improve the lives of affected people through education, advocacy and support.
Helping young people, their parents and professionals work with and understand laws which affect children.
Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. is a doctoral level psychologist with areas of specialization in school psychology, child development and neuropsychology.
Dr. Brown is a clinical psychologist who received his Ph.D. from Yale University and maintains a private practice in Hamden, CT. specializing in assessment and treatment of high-IQ children, adolescents and adults with ADD and related problems.
Information for the five Education and Library Boards in Northern Ireland.
HADD is an organisation in Ireland made up of volunteers- mainly parents of children with ADHD. It is dedicated to providing up-to-date information, resources and networking opportunities to parents of children with (AD/HD) and the professionals who serve them.
Our main aim with this website is to take away any fear and uncertainty of learning of a diagnosis for either you or your child or if a diagnosis has not yet been made and you suspect you or your child might have the condition. This website can also be used as a general resource tool for Parents and teachers.
NI-ADD Support Centre was established in 1997. NI-ADD aims to actively support children, young people, adults and their carers affected by AD/HD and its associated conditions/hidden disabilities.
Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People
Michael Fitzgerald is Henry Marsh Professor of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at Trinity College, Dublin. He was the first Profesor Of Child Psychiartry in Ireland.
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Transition is a term used to refer to that time in a young person’s life when plans are made to move from school to adult life. The Transition Service has been set up to provide an effective support service for all pupils, from age 14+, for whom the Board maintains a statement of Special Educational Needs.
WAVE, a grass roots, cross community, voluntary organisation was formed in 1991 to support people bereaved of a spouse as a result of violence in Northern Ireland. It was expanded later to incorporate the needs of young people and children and anyone traumatised through ‘the troubles’.
The Youth Justice Agency of NI aims to prevent offending by children. In doing so, it delivers a range of services, often in partnership with others, to help children address their offending behaviour, divert them from crime, assist their integration into the community, and to meet the needs of victims of crime.
YoungMinds is a UK wide charity committed to improving the mental health and emotional well-being of all children and young people.