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.

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.
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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.