Wsparcie dla młodych osób z ADHD

Young people with ADHD may need support in different ways. Whatever best helps, you can find out more about it in this section of our website. There are links to organisations that offer advice and practical support, as well as useful websites and directories that will signpost you to more help.

Young people with ADHD may also find the information for adults with ADHD pomocne.

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“If you’re struggling with a particular aspect of ADHD, there’s sure enough someone else who struggles with it too”

Natalie

Informacje i wskazówki online

National NHS website – ADHD information

The national NHS website includes information on the symptoms of ADHD, as well as advice about diagnosis, treatment, and living with ADHD.

Young Minds – guide to ADHD

The Young Minds website includes a guide for young people living with ADHD.

ADHD UK – about ADHD

The ADHD UK website provides information, videos and animations to help people understand more about ADHD in young people.

NICE guidelines – ADHD diagnosis and management

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidance on the diagnosis and management of ADHD gives a useful clinical overview of the condition, as well as information and resources for families.

Zrozumienie ADHD

The Understanding ADHD section of the website includes information on topics including ADHD traits, the diagnosis process and living with ADHD.

Zdrowie emocjonalne i dobre samopoczucie

Many people with ADHD experience emotions differently to others. It is estimated that emotional dysregulation affects around half of all adults with ADHD. Young people with ADHD may therefore need additional support to manage their emotional wellbeing.

Terapie mówione w Bristolu, North Somerset i South Gloucestershire

Vita Health Group offer free talking therapies and guided self-help to people who are aged 16 and over and experiencing anxiety or depression. The service is not specific to people with ADHD but people living with ADHD may benefit from this support if they are experiencing mental health difficulties. It can be accessed online via self-referral.

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS)

In some cases, CAMHS may provide support to autistic children and young people under the age of 18 who are experiencing mental health difficulties.

Wsparcie 24/7 w razie potrzeby rozmowy

Jeśli zmagasz się z trudnościami i potrzebujesz rozmowy, te bezpłatne usługi są dostępne o każdej porze dnia i nocy, niezależnie od wieku:

  • Zadzwoń pod numer NHS 111 i wybierz opcję 2
  • Wyślij SMS o treści SHOUT na numer 85258, aby uzyskać poufne wsparcie za pośrednictwem wiadomości tekstowej.
  • Call the Samaritans on 116 123, however big or small the problem

Więcej informacji na temat zdrowia psychicznego i dobrego samopoczucia

Learn more about mental health and wellbeing for neurodivergent people in our section on mental health and neurodiversity.

Local organisations

The local SENDiass service provides specialist support and information for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), which can include ADHD.

Peer support and networks

Peer support can be accessed via groups, networks and activities in the local community. It can provide a non-judgmental, safe space that allows people to connect with others, speak openly, and share advice and suggestions.

Barnardo’s HYPE

Barnardo’s HYPE puts young people’s voice at the heart of children’s health and care in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire. The service supports four young people’s health councils including Mental Health Voice and Neurodivergent Voice.

ADHD Adult UK

The charity provides an online community forum for adults with ADHD over the age of 18. The charity also hosts public talks and workshops on ADHD around the UK, in partnership with Seed Talks.

Preparing for adulthood

The three local councils provide information and advice for young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) moving from children’s services to adult’s services. This may be helpful to some young people with ADHD who have previously benefitted from the support of these services.

“Kiedy zdiagnozowano mnie po raz pierwszy, poczułam ulgę i niepokój. Ulga polegała na tym, że wiele mi to wyjaśniło i mogłam zacząć przyjmować leki. Niepokój wynikał z faktu, że była to diagnoza na całe życie - nic by to nie zmieniło, ale jest to coś, co jest teraz częścią mnie“.“

Will

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