Paediatric Resources

ADHD Resources & Information

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can affect attention, emotional regulation, activity levels and impulse control, and often presents differently in each child. For families, understanding ADHD can feel overwhelming at first, particularly as behaviours may be misunderstood or attributed to motivation, discipline or personality rather than underlying neurodevelopmental differences.

Access to clear, evidence-based information can help families better understand their child’s experiences, navigate the assessment process and feel more confident in decisions about support at home, school and in the community. The resources below are reliable, parent-focused and commonly recommended to support learning, practical strategies and informed conversations about ADHD.

Vanderbilt Assessment Scales

The Vanderbilt questionnaires are commonly used tools to help assess ADHD symptoms across home and school environments.

Royal Children’s Hospital – ADHD Information

These fact sheets provide clear, Australian-based information about ADHD, including practical strategies to support children at home and at school.

Medication Information for Parents

The following parent handouts explain commonly prescribed medications for ADHD in plain language, including how they work and what to expect:

Medication is just one part of ADHD management, and these resources are intended to support informed conversations and shared decision-making.

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