ADHD courses
Courses and structured programmes about ADHD — for understanding it better, and for building skills step by step.
A life with ADHD
University of Geneva (Coursera)
An introductory course on what ADHD is and the challenges it brings across the lifespan, for people with ADHD, families and students. Free to audit.
- free
- basics
ADHD: Everyday Strategies for Elementary Students
University at Buffalo (Coursera)
A short course for parents and teachers on recognising ADHD in children and supporting them at home and in the classroom. Free to audit.
- parents
- teachers
Understanding ADHD: Current Research and Practice
King's College London (FutureLearn)
A four-week course on ADHD research, assessment and support across the lifespan, for people with ADHD, families and educators.
- research
- free
Understanding ADHD
The Open University (OpenLearn)
A free, self-paced course of about 12 hours combining lived experience with research on how ADHD is understood and supported.
- free
- research
Adult ADHD Support and Education
CHADD
CHADD's self-paced online courses for adults with ADHD, covering topics such as health, careers, college and life skills.
- adults
- paid
Parent Training and Support
CHADD
CHADD's education programmes for parents and caregivers, including its Parent to Parent family training on ADHD.
- parents
- paid
Executive Function & Productivity Bundle
CHADD
A bundle of CHADD courses on planning and getting things done, with sessions on work productivity, organisation for students and healthy routines.
- executive-function
- paid
ADHD Life Skills & College Success Bundle
CHADD
CHADD courses for teens, young adults and parents preparing for college and independent life, including time management and daily routines.
- students
- paid
ADHD Expert Webinars
ADDitude
A large library of recorded webinars where ADHD clinicians and researchers cover topics from time management to emotions.
- webinars
- free
Previously Recorded Webinars
CADDAC
CADDAC's catalogue of recorded ADHD webinars on topics such as moving from high school to college and adult life.
- webinars
- canada
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