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After many years of supporting autistic clients who also have ADHD, the Autism Assistance Dogs Charity is opening a special programme for people with a formal ADHD diagnosis.

Applications are currently open in July 2026 for a small and limited number of places. Applicants do not need to have an autism diagnosis.

Take part in a study about masking, authenticity, loneliness, and wellbeing across different neurotypes.

Take part in a new study about masking in ADHD

Adults with ADHD: Researchers need your input on diagnosis experiences and rejection sensitivity dysphoria.

This Webinar, featuring Dr Jessica Eccles, offered one of the clearest, most evidence‑based explanations to date of why so many neurodivergent people experience complex physical symptoms alongside ADHD and autism.

This study explores how Relational Savoring (RS) may be viewed in terms of its usefulness in mixed ADHD/non‑ADHD romantic (or intimate) relationships.

A short Online Survey about Autistic Peer Support and Mental Health

An exploration of neurodivergent musicians and audiences experiences in live music settings

Research Opportunity - ADHD & Menstrual Periods

Research Participants Required – Rejection Sensitivity and Risky Behaviours in Females with ADHD

Research Participation Opportunity - Chatbots & ADHD/Dyslexia

Research Participants Required – What’s the Neurodivergent Brain on Music?

ADHD Awareness Month - October 2025

An executive with ADHD who was sacked after spending the night sleeping in a sauna when she lost her room keys during a team-building event has won a disability discrimination case.

ADHD in the News - from CHADD

Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are 4.5x more likely to have incontinence than their peers. Previous studies on comorbid ADHD and bladder bowel dysfunction (BBD) only included children with ADHD taking stimulant medications.

Misuse of stimulant medications by adults has declined “significantly” in the last two years, according to a new study. The largest drop is among young adults, reflecting a similar drop in misuse from when they would have been in high school.

Question: My daughter has ADHD and feels left out at school. She has trouble picking up on social cues, and I can see the toll it takes on her self-esteem. How can I support her so she can improve her social skills and build stronger friendships? - A Parent of a third-grade student

Results From a Longitudinal Population-Based Australian Study

To identify features of childhood white matter morphology associated with longitudinal change in the symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) from childhood to adolescence and whether brain white matter microstructure in childhood predicts ADHD symptom progression into adolescence.