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Neurodiversity

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

Scottish ADHD Coalition

The Scottish ADHD Coalition voluntary organisation provides support to adults and children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Scotland, and their parents, carers and families.

For more information visit the 

Understanding the strengths and difficulties of ADHD: a guide for parents

A booklet to help further understand your child with ADHD and give you some more ideas of how to support them.

Silvercloud – Supporting children with ADHD programme 

Structured support and evidence-based strategies for parents and carers of children aged six to 12 years diagnosed, waiting for an ADHD assessment or display symptoms of ADHD. Instant access to 7 modules including

  • Parenting a child with ADHD
  • Managing concerning behaviour
  • Family problem solving and supporting siblings
  • Medication and talking to your child about ADHD
  • Supporting your child’s self-esteem and friendships
  • The challenges of ADHD and 
  •  Establishing routines and getting organized

Modules are accessible through the .

Access Code: Scotland2020

ADHD Brains 

A monthly support group for people diagnosed, undiagnosed and for those who care for and love others with ADHD. Get answers to your questions from others with lived experience and a place to build a support network. The group meet on the last Thursday of the month from 6.30 pm at

Gorgie Memorial Hall Community Centre
338 Gorgie Road
EH11 2RQ

To sign up to attend or for more information visit

Supporting parents and carers

We hope you can find the information you need, if you require help finding supports email us at

Support for mental health

The iThrive Edinburgh support directory can help you find support available for adults living and/or working in Edinburgh.