At ADHD Insights, we believe that understanding ADHD goes beyond symptoms — it’s about empowering individuals and families with reliable, evidence-based information. This page brings together carefully selected resources, articles, and tools to help you make informed decisions about assessment, diagnosis, and support. ADHD is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that can present differently across ages and individuals. Ongoing research plays a vital role in deepening our understanding, improving assessment tools, and refining treatment options. A timely and accurate diagnosis is not just a label — it’s a pathway to greater self-awareness, targeted support, and improved wellbeing. We hope these resources help you feel more informed, confident, and supported on your journey.
Resources
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ADHD Australia
National charity supporting individuals and families living with ADHD. Includes articles, research, webinars, and referral pathways.
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Raising Children Network
Government-supported parenting resource offering clear, evidence-based information on ADHD in children and teenagers.
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Better Health Channel
State-backed information on ADHD symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment pathways in Australia.
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Healthdirect Australia – ADHD
A trusted government-funded site with an overview of ADHD, symptoms, causes, and treatment options.
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Australian Psychological Society (APS) – Position Statement on ADHD
Provides the APS's professional guidance on the diagnosis and management of ADHD in Australia (search "ADHD position statement")
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Understood
Great for parents, teachers, and adults with ADHD — full of accessible articles, tools, and interactive resources.
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Prevalence of ADHD in Australia
An article detailing the prevalence of ADHD in Australia
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Gender Differences Among Children With ADHD
Gender differences among children meeting symptom criteria for DSM-IV attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) identified in a nationally representative sample of Australian children.
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ADDitude Magazine
Widely respected ADHD publication offering expert articles, personal stories, practical strategies, and free webinars.
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Head to Health
Government portal linking to evidence-based ADHD resources, mental health support, and online programs.
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CAARS 2 (Conners’ Adult ADHD Rating Scales, 2nd Edition)
A Revision of the leading assessment of ADHD and associated concerns in adults aged 18 and older.
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Conners 4 (4th Edition) – Efficacy and Validity
An overview of Conners 4 and the update from the Conners 3, An evidenced based tool for ADHD from children aged 6-18.