Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Health and Social Care Training Course
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Health and Social Care Overview
Across three concise units, learners will examine what ADHD is, how it is diagnosed, and how it commonly presents, particularly in adults, women, and girls, who are often underdiagnosed. Our course also covers treatment options, lifestyle considerations, and practical ways to support individuals within care settings. CPD-certified and suitable for anyone in a support or care role, the course can be completed entirely online at your own pace and includes a final knowledge check to reinforce learning.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of ADHD and who can be affected
- To gain an understanding of the three different types of ADHD
- To gain an understanding of how to support individuals with ADHD
- To gain an understanding of the laws in place to support individuals with ADHD
Training Units
What is ADHD?
10mThis unit introduces the definition and diagnosis of ADHD, while addressing common misconceptions and stigma surrounding the condition.
- Prevalence Of ADHD
- Stigma Surrounding ADHD
- Potential Causes
- Diagnosing ADHD
Signs and Symptoms
10mLearners will gain insight into the different types of ADHD and how they present in adults, women, and girls, with emphasis on emotional challenges and under-recognised traits.
- The Three Types Of ADHD
- ADHD In Adults
- ADHD In Women And Girls
- Emotional Dysregulation
Treatment and Support
10mThis unit explores available treatment pathways and practical strategies to support individuals with ADHD, including medication, therapy, and everyday adjustments.
- Medication
- Therapy
- Lifestyle Factors
- Supporting An Individual With ADHD
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