We are keen to support your writing; however, we are a small charity with very limited time.

If you have been commissioned to write a piece that is going to be published please use the Press Contact email and mobile number to talk to a representative of the charity. You can find that here.

If this is for your studies or you hope for it to be published but have not been commissioned we can help you in other ways.

We can help you find interviewees by allowing you to post within our substantial Facebook group. To do that join the group and post your request making it clear who you are, the institution you are studying at, and exactly what you are looking for. The moderators should then authorise it to go through.

You can join our support groups or drop in clinics to learn more about the lived experience of people with ADHD. Please note that Chatham House rules apply - you can say what was said but you must not identify who said it. You can find all upcoming events here.

We are keen to support ADHD research. We have two levels of support depending on what level your research is.

For personal, bachelors dissertation and masters dissertation research we look to provide support by allowing you to promote in our Facebook groups.

This will get your message to the thousands of members we have.

We can support you in collecting anonymous research information from participants. Unfortunately we are not able to support facilitating collecting personally identifiable information (like contact details) or face to face interviews due to the safeguarding issues that entails.

To post in our groups you will need to become a member. Once in you can post. Our moderators will then check and put through.

Our groups can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/ADHDUKcharity/groups

Good luck with your research!

As an organisation we're keen to support you. We also know that our communities are enthusiastic to get involved.

We want to change what is like to have ADHD and we appreciate the importance of research in doing that.

You are welcome to directly post to our groups; however we are also willing to directly promote you - we will look to go all in to support you and promote into our facebook page, groups, instagram, twitter and mailing list.

For us to do that we need complete details of your research. If you could please click here for our research support form.

https://adhduk.co.uk/research-support-form/

We look forward to hearing from you and the opportunity to support your work!

Thanks for thinking of us. Please use our generic contact us form using the link below. To let us know more about what you propose. We can then get back to you.

Thanks for thinking of us. We work in partnerships with a number of organisations and individuals to help the ADHD community access ADHD services.

To let us know about your services and how we might potentially work together then please get in touch via our ADHD Services form.

We do attempt to provide as complete an information as we can on our webpages.

Before you contact us please check out our dedicated pages first.

Our page on the adult diagnosis pathway
Our page on Right to Choose
Our page on Private Diagnosis

You may also find our drop in advice clinics very useful. You can speak to someone about your specific situation and listen and learn from the questions of others. You can find our drop in clinics here.

If your question isn't answered in our website then you may well be doing us, and other people with ADHD, a favour by asking it of us. We then aim to respond to you whilst also adding that information to our site - further increasing its depth and usefulness for all. If that is the case then please click next to go to our contact us form and let us know your question.

We understand the importance of your message and often need for fast response time.

We have therefore created dedicated contacts for you.

Please get in touch here: https://adhduk.co.uk/about-us/press/

We do attempt to provide as complete an information as we can on our webpages.

We are small charity trying to do a lot. If you could help us out by just confirming that you've read our webpages on Right to Choose prior to going through to contact us that would be very kind. In most cases it helps you get your answer quicker and avoids you just waiting for a reply that says "please look at this web-page for a detailed answer to your question".

You may also find our drop in advice clinics very useful. You can speak to someone about your specific situation and listen and learn from the questions of others. You can find our drop in clinics here.

If your question isn't answered there then you may well be doing us, and other people with ADHD, a favour by asking it of us. We then aim to respond to you whilst also adding that information to our site - further increasing its depth and usefulness for all. If that is the case then please click next to go to our contact us form and let us know your question.

We receive quite a lot of enquires asking us if we are a Right to Choose provider or thinking that and asking us about our wait time. For those that are here to ask I am very sorry to inform you that we are not a Right to Choose service provider. We're instead a small charity focused on fundamentally altering what it means to have ADHD in the UK - as a part of that we are signposting people to the Right to Choose services that are available. The most upto date list of providers, and any wait time information we have, can be found on our Right to Choose Page.

We are still a relatively young charity with limited resources and as yet we don't have specific advice on the Benefits System for people with ADHD. It is something we are looking to work on in the future.

In the meantime we recommend you contact more specialist organisations working in the area. Including:

Citizens Advice on Universal Benefit
Citizens Advice on PIP
Advice Now on Universal PIP
Advice Now on PIP


If you are in a position to please do consider donating or fundraising to support us in doing.

You may find our drop in advice clinics very useful. You can speak to someone about your specific situation and listen and learn from the questions of others. You can find our drop in clinics here.

Otherwise, please click through to the next page, which will show you our standard contact us form.

We receive no government funds. Your fundraising or donation are the only way we can do the work we do and have the impact we have. Thank you.

To get in touch please just click through to the next page which has our contact us form.

Our advice on a private diagnosis is available on this page.

Unfortunately we are unable to provide recommendations of individual providers. You may wish to consider asking for recommendations and experiences in our online groups - you can find our social media groups here.

Please note that ADHD UK is not an emergency service provider. We are not in a position to respond to emergency or urgent matters.
If you have any concerns for your or someone else’s safety, call 999 or contact the Samaritans on 116 123.
The NHS provide guidance on accessing urgent help for mental health or emergency care. You can see that here: https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/advice-for-life-situations-and-events/where-to-get-urgent-help-for-mental-health/