Welcome to AADPA - the Australasian ADHD Professionals Association.

AADPA brings together clinicians, researchers and specialists across Australia and New Zealand who are committed to improving ADHD understanding, care and outcomes. Explore professional resources for practitioners and accessible information for individuals, families and the community.

ADHD Prescribing Guide For Australian Healthcare Professionals

Available in Print and eBook format, the ADHD Prescribing Guide For Australian Healthcare Professionals aims to assist qualified healthcare professionals in navigating the world of ADHD medication.

ADHD Prescribing Guide for Australian Healthcare Professionals
ADHD Prescribing Guide for the Continuation of Care and Co-Managed Care in General Practice

ADHD Prescribing Guide for the Continuation of Care and Co-Managed Care in General Practice

Developed with support from NSW Health and endorsed by the RACGP as an approved clinical resource, this abridged prescribing guide, equips GPs with clear and practical protocols for continuing care of patients with established ADHD diagnoses and stable medication plans.

The Australian Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Guideline for ADHD

The Australian Evidence-Based Clinical Guideline For ADHD provides a roadmap for ADHD clinical practice, research, and policy now and in the future. It focuses on everyday functioning and quality of life for people living with ADHD and those who support them.

Australian Evidence-Based Clinical Guideline for ADHD
Oli Steven
Oli Steven Unscripted: Finding My PaceADHD Unscripted

Oli Steven Unscripted: Finding My Pace

Oli Steven shares how understanding ADHD and finding the right support helped him build confidence, resilience and success in school, sport and life—at his own pace.
Adrien Koning ADHD Unscripted
Adrien Koning Unscripted: Becoming the Calm in a CrisisADHD Unscripted

Adrien Koning Unscripted: Becoming the Calm in a Crisis

Once treated as “the problem”, student paramedic Adrien Koning now brings calm, empathy and safety to others during life’s overwhelming moments.
Meagan Cooke
Meagan Cooke Unscripted: Little Miss Scatterbrain Meets Her DiagnosisADHD Unscripted

Meagan Cooke Unscripted: Little Miss Scatterbrain Meets Her Diagnosis

Called 'Little Miss Scatterbrain' by friends but 'highly organized' by colleagues, psychologist Meagan Cooke's journey from masking to self-discovery reshaped her professional practice.

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