Learn to Understand ADHD — and Support People at School, Home, Work, and in the Community
Practical, medically informed ADHD training for anyone who teaches, supports, treats, supervises, or cares for people with ADHD.
A shared understanding, evidence-based lens for environments where people with ADHD gets better support.
- Teachers
- Parents
- Pharmacists
- Justice
Medically informed. Evidence based.
About the Academy
The ADHD Lifespan Academy delivers clear, practical, medically informed ADHD training for every setting — classrooms, clinics, homes, workplaces, and community environments.
Our courses are designed by clinicians from the ADHD Lifespan Clinic, giving teachers, health professionals, justice workers, parents, and community teams a shared, evidence‑based understanding of ADHD that improves communication, consistency, and support.
Whether you work with children, adolescents, or adults, the Academy helps you recognise ADHD earlier, respond with confidence, and support people more effectively.
Why ADHD Lifespan Academy
Clinician‑designed
Every course is built by experienced ADHD clinicians, ensuring accuracy and clarity.
Practical for real environments
Whether you’re in a school, clinic, pharmacy, home, or justice setting, you’ll learn strategies that actually work.
Short and accessible
High‑impact learning without long PD hours or dense theory.
A shared lens across sectors
So educators, health professionals, families, and community teams can support people consistently.
Who it’s for
Helping everyone who lives and works with people with evidence-based understanding and practical strategies & tools to help people with ADHD to thrive.
Teachers & Educators
Clear, practical guidance to help you recognise ADHD, understand behaviour, and support students confidently.
Clinicians & Professionals
Medically informed training that strengthens your ability to recognise ADHD, collaborate with families and schools, and support clients more effectively.
Parents & Caregivers
Warm, practical guidance that helps you understand ADHD, communicate confidently with schools, and support your child at home.
Community & Frontline Workers
Support for justice teams, pharmacists, disability workers, and community organisations working with people affected by ADHD.
Featured course: ADHD Training for Teachers
A practical medically informed course that helps your staff recognise ADHD presentations, respond consistently, and create supportive classroom environments.
You’ll learn to: recognise varied presentations; adjust routines and environments; communicate effectively with families; apply strategies that work at scale across a school.
Courses
Available
- Created by Dr Geoff Kewley
- Last updated 5/2020
- 300 students enrolled
Coming Soon
Warm, clear guidance for families wanting to understand and support ADHD at home.
A medically informed introduction for pharmacists about the ADHD different medications and why they are used. Includes resources on what to explain to parents and caregivers about medications their ADHD child may need.
Recognising ADHD‑related behaviours, improving communication, and supporting better outcomes in justice and community contexts.
ADHD Lifespan Community of Practice
A specialist clinician‑led weekly meeting where GPs and medical professionals discuss real ADHD cases, deepen their understanding, and strengthen best‑practice treatment through collaborative learning.
How learning works
1. Enquire or Enrol
Choose a course for your needs.
2. Learn Online
Short, focused modules
with practical examples.
3. Apply in Context
Tools and checklists for your classroom, clinic, or home.
4. Keep Building
Optional refresher content and future courses as your needs grow.
Outcomes you can expect
- Clearer understanding of ADHD across ages and settings
- Earlier recognition of ADHD‑related needs
- Better communication between home, school, and clinical teams
- More consistent support for people with ADHD
- Reduced frustration and better outcomes for staff and communities
- Practical strategies that make everyday interactions easier
FAQ
No. Courses are written in plain language and are relevant across classrooms, clinics, homes, and community settings.
Yes. New courses for pharmacists, justice workers, community support workers, and caregivers are in development.
Still have questions?
If you’d like help choosing the right course, or want to discuss training for your staff or organisation, get in touch. We’re here to help.
Send us a message and we’ll respond to your enquiry!