This programme runs across 3 days – you should attend all 3

Mondays 9th, 16th and 23rd March 2026

Our new ADHD learning programme for Liverpool families is for parents and carers whose child or young person has a diagnosis of ADHD. Subject to availability, places may be available to those whose child is under assessment for ADHD.  If you are awaiting a neurodevelopmental assessment or referral or are just exploring the possibility of neurodiversity in your family, please join our Community Network Group or ND Learning Programme where we will support you to find the answers.

This Learning Programme equips parents and carers with a greater understanding of ADHD and its impact on children and young people. We will share practical strategies that can be used to support the challenges and promote positive outcomes.

The programme covers:

• Recognising the different presentations of ADHD.
• Understanding the impact on everyday life.
• Sharing a diagnosis and talking to your child or young person about their ADHD.
• Supporting mental health and wellbeing.
• Exploring medication, strategies, interventions and lifestyle choices.
• Managing everyday challenges of ADHD at home and in school.
• Latest research, legislation and support services.

Venue: Central Liverpool to be confirmed.

An online version of this programme is running across 6 Thursday afternoons beginning 26th February – register here

You can also access our offer straight away via our community network groups which run every week during term time, no need to book, just come along.  Find you nearest group here