New Resource: A Guide for Participatory ADHD Research 
Download AADPA's Guide to Participatory ADHD Research, supporting meaningful collaboration between researchers and people with lived experience of ADHD.
Kim FullerJuly 26, 2026
AADPA’s Lived Experience Project: Embedding Authentic Voices in Everything We Do 
AADPA's Lived Experience Project embeds authentic ADHD voices into leadership and policy. We're recruiting our first Lived Experience Board Director—genuine representation, not tokenism.
Kim FullerNovember 16, 2025
Lived Experience Board Director: Applications Now Closed 
Join the AADPA Board as a Lived Experience Director and help shape the future of ADHD policy, professional practice, and sector leadership.
Lauren CosgroveJuly 26, 2025
Navigating ADHD: Three New Resources for Families and Individuals With ADHD 
Free ADHD Resources: From diagnosis to daily life: these new resources offer practical guidance for parents, individuals, and supporters for understanding and supporting individuals with ADHD.
Kim FullerNovember 1, 2024
Senator Jordon Steele-John: From Personal Journey to Political Change 
Drawing from his own struggles, Senator Jordon Steele-John championed the inquiry's findings, emphasizing the need to reframe ADHD within neurodiversity rather than as a deficit.
Kim FullerOctober 30, 2024
A Mother’s Perspective: When ADHD Research Becomes Personal 
As a parent of a child with ADHD and ASD, Dr Ha Le was inspired to become a dedicated researcher in neurodiversity and child health. Read Ha's personal story here.
Kim FullerOctober 30, 2024
Alix Grunwaldt-Sampson: Finding Strength in Identity and Difference 
Diversity champion Alix Grunwaldt-Sampson's path to ADHD diagnosis intertwines with her LGBTQIA+ journey, demonstrating how embracing multiple identities can create powerful spaces for authenticity and inclusion in the workplace.
Kim FullerOctober 27, 2024
The Long Run: Emma-Rose Parsons Therapeutic Trail 
Psychologist Emma-Rose Parsons uses ultra-trail running to manage her ADHD and raise funds for neurodivergent children, turning personal challenge into community impact.
Kim FullerOctober 18, 2024
Timothy Ridgeway: From Addiction to ADHD Advocacy 
Timothy's ADHD diagnosis became a turning point, transforming him from a struggling addict to a successful businessman and clinician helping others.
Kim FullerOctober 16, 2024
An Unexpected Win: Sonia Gray Finding Purpose in Late ADHD Diagnosis 
Late-diagnosed with ADHD, New Zealand Lotto presenter Sonia Gray now uses her platform to spread awareness about neurodiversity.
Kim FullerOctober 7, 2024
