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    Useful links: reference ADHD organisations

    Here are a few organisations specialised in ADHD, in France and internationally. Each opens a different door: research, mainstream information, workplace support, coaching, learned society.

    Editorial selection of organisations recognised in their field.

    Réseau de nœuds interconnectés symbolisant un annuaire d'organismes TDAH

    Here are a few organisations specialised in . Each title reflects the H1 or the signature shown by the organisation on its own site, so they can be identified at a glance.

    • APSARD — American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders
      North American learned society publishing research on age at diagnosis, educational trajectories and care pathways. A solid entry point to the academic literature.
      apsard.org — Age at ADHD diagnosis and educational outcomes

    • ADDitude — Inside the ADHD mind
      Internationally recognised mainstream magazine on childhood and adult ADHD, comorbidities and practical strategies. Highly documented English-language content.
      additudemag.com

    • ADHD UK — Improving the lives of people with ADHD
      British association focused on advocacy, research and support, including on workplace accommodations (Access to Work).
      adhduk.co.uk — Access to Work research

    • ADHD Coaches Organization — Find an ADHD coach
      International directory of certified coaches specialised in ADHD. Useful to find complementary support alongside medical follow-up.
      directory.adhdcoaches.org

    • SFTDAH — Société Française du Trouble Déficit de l'Attention / Hyperactivité
      French learned society primarily aimed at healthcare professionals, with resources and directories of practitioners trained in ADHD.
      sftdah.fr

    • Centre TDAH — ADHD assessment and support
      Multidisciplinary centre dedicated to ADHD assessment and care for children, adolescents and adults.
      centretdah.com

    • TDAH Partout Pareil — ADHD explained differently
      French-language information and outreach resource on ADHD, with an accessible tone and lived-experience anchoring.
      tdah-partout-pareil.info

    • AFEHP — French Association for High-Potential Children
      Reference association for high intellectual potential, often associated with ADHD in so-called "twice-exceptional" profiles.
      afehp.org

    • Neurodiv Paris — Practice specialised in neurodiversity
      Paris-based practice dedicated to neurodivergent profiles (ADHD, HPI, ASD), with adult-focused assessments and support.
      neurodiv-paris.com

    Non-exhaustive selection. These organisations are independent of Nutrilexic; we receive no compensation for listing them.

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    Frequently asked questions

    Do these organisations replace a medical diagnosis?
    No. No website or association replaces a clinical evaluation by a psychiatrist. These resources inform, frame and orient, but diagnosis remains medical.
    Is APSARD a French-speaking association?
    No. APSARD (American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders) is an American learned society that publishes internationally recognised research.
    Does ADDitude offer content in French?
    The site is mostly English-language, but remains one of the most documented mainstream ADHD resources in the world. A browser with automatic translation makes it easy to access.
    Is SFTDAH aimed at professionals or the general public?
    The Société Française du TDAH (SFTDAH) is primarily aimed at healthcare professionals, but also publishes resources accessible to the public and directories of trained practitioners.
    How do I find a certified ADHD coach?
    The ADHD Coaches Organization directory (directory.adhdcoaches.org) lists certified coaches in several countries. ADHD coaching is complementary to medical follow-up, not a substitute.

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