ADHD Information and Resources
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ADHD Information and Resources |
ADHD Information and Resources
ADHD can affect attention, organisation, emotional regulation, learning, relationships, daily routines, and self-confidence.
After recieving a diagnosis it is an important step for children, adolescents, adults, and whānau to understanding what is ADHD and managing it.
This resource page brings to you practical information about
ADHD
Medication
Therapy Support
Navigating school accommodations
Strategies for parent
Please click on the links below to view or download the information pack most relevant to you.
Note:
These resources are intended to provide general information and education only.
The information provided on this page does not create a clinician-client relationship with The Psychology Group and should not be relied on as a clinical opinion, diagnosis, or treatment plan. Medication information is included for educational purposes only. Decisions about ADHD medication, including whether medication is appropriate, what medication may be suitable, dosage, monitoring, side effects, and changes to medication, must be made with a qualified prescriber.
If you or someone else is at immediate risk of harm, please contact emergency services on 111 or attend your nearest emergency department. For urgent mental health support in New Zealand, please contact your local crisis team or call/text 1737 to speak with a trained counsellor.
ADULTS
Children, adoloscence & fAMILIES
navigating Government Support for Families
Work and Income New Zealand
The Child Disability Allowance is a regular payment for parents or caregivers of a child under 17 who needs ongoing care and attention because of a disability. Some children with more significant ADHD-related needs may be eligible.
This allowance is not income-tested and is intended to support families caring for a child with additional needs at home.
Work and Income New Zealand
The Disability Allowance is a weekly payment that may help with regular, ongoing costs related to a disability or health condition. This can include costs such as medical appointments, medication, transport, extra clothing, or other disability-related expenses.
Eligibility depends on income, assets, and the nature of the ongoing costs.
Work and Income New Zealand
Childcare Assistance may help eligible families with the cost of childcare and out-of-school care. This can include the Childcare Subsidy for pre-school children and the Out of School Care and Recreation Subsidy for children aged 5 to 13.
Support depends on factors such as family income, the number of children in care, and the type of childcare needed.
Health New Zealand
Carer Support is funded through Health New Zealand and can help provide planned breaks for full-time carers. It is usually accessed following an assessment through a Needs Assessment Service Coordination agency.
If approved, Carer Support can contribute towards the cost of an alternative carer for an agreed number of days.
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