A National ADHD body – ADHD Australia

A small band of people from across Australia, including board members from ADDults with ADHD, have been working on creating a national body for ADHD. It has been a huge commitment from all concerned. 

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2014 Annual Conference Success

The conference was a great success with some really good feedback.  Firstly, everyone loved the new venue and, of course, lunch in the hotel dining room. Then we had many comments such as: Both “Too much time was allowed for questions” and “Can more time be allowed for questions.”;

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The Developing Brain and Childhood Trauma-June 14th 2013

The National Association for Loss and Grief will be presenting a workshop on how childhood traumas or experiences can hinder or alter brain development. The workshop will commence at 9am on June 14th in Newcastle. This workshop will explain how our brains develop from childhood and how experiences, environment and even relationships affect the nervous system, working memory, growth, and mental health. A great opportunity for those who work with children and families or parents who want to understand more about brain developmenet. For more info or to register please vist the NALAG website or view the online flyer.

Achieving Effective Outcomes: Language, Learning & Literacy" 12 & 13 September 2013

CHERI will be hosting a two day conference to address successful strategies for language and literacy skills development. The conference will include a variety of guest speakers who are at the top of their fields. Attendees have the choice to attend just one or both days of the conference. For more info please visit:

http://www.cheri.com.au/conferences.html

Fact Sheets on Adult ADHD

Be ADHD Aware - Fact SheetsADDults with ADHD sends out several Information Packs every week to people who contact the Helpline looking for information or referral to a professional. It is one of the valuable assets that our organisation has found very effective in educating the community. You may have seen some of the material on an information table at one of our Annual Conferences or at an Awareness Afternoon.

The fact sheets are often reviewed to ensure that they remain up-to-date, relevant and authoritative.

This year through sponsorship from Eli Lilly Australia we have been able to give a few of them a highly professional makeover. The first two facts sheets – About Adult ADHD and Treating Adult ADHD - have been completed. Two further titles in the same format will be completed over the next couple of months.

 

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