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Only Post: HADD-ADHD Ireland CLG, 4-7 North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7 D07 RHA8
Charity Number:
CHY 22471
Registered Charity Number (RCN):
20204770
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ADHD Ireland welcome the interim report from the Mental Health Commission on CAMHS
ADHD Ireland welcome the interim report from the Mental Health Commission on CAMHS It should be noted that 30% – 50% of all children going through the CAMHS system are there for ADHD assessment and treatment. We note the urgency with which the Inspector of Mental Health Services Dr Susan Finnerty from the Mental Health […]
ADHD and Coaching
Join us to celebrate ADHD Acceptance in Ireland this October
We are stepping in October which is a special month for ADHD as it is dedicated to spreading awareness and acceptance to make the world understand ADHD from a variety of angles. Nicola Coss National Service Development Manager said: “While we are keen on supporting people affected by ADHD throughout the year with support groups, webinars […]
ADHD & Enabling opportunities
We all know October is our special month! This year we have prepared for you few exciting events and programmes commencing in the We all know October is our special month! This year we have organised few exciting events and programmes commencing in the ADHD awareness/acceptance month. The first to be announced is the largest […]
New term of parenting courses!
We’re delighted to offer reduced-rate practical and positive courses, delivered by professional Parents Plus facilitators for parents of children aged 6-11 years with ADHD and a morning session 123 Magic Parenting Programme. 5th of October @ 19:30 – ADHD Online Parents Plus Course for parents of 6-12yrs 9th of November @ 10:00 am – ADHD […]
ADHD school friendly and how to enroll your school!
We hope everyone had a fantastic first week in school including those who began their education journey! Spending time in preschool, primary and secondary school plus further education is vital to everyone. The feeling of safety, understanding and affiliation is the key for everyone, especially for those who need a little flexibility like neurodivergent children. […]