ADHD Works · Free resources
GP and patient resources for ADHD care
Free, plain-language worksheets to help you prepare for an ADHD assessment and work out next steps afterwards. Print them, share them, or bring them to your appointment.
For patients & families
Prepare useful information before your appointment and understand your next steps after a diagnosis.
For GPs & clinics
Hand out at the right moment in the assessment pathway to save time and support patients between appointments.
Know the rules where you live
What GPs can legally do in each state and territory, kept up to date on our reform tracker.
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All free · PDF · fillable where marked
Getting an ADHD assessment in Australia
A 2-page guide: who can diagnose in your state, costs, referrals, and an email to send your GP.
Download PDF ↓Preparing for your ADHD assessment
Reflect on how ADHD traits affect each area of life, now and in childhood. Bring it to your appointment.
Download PDF ↓Preparing for your child’s ADHD assessment
What to gather and an impact table to complete before the assessment.
Download PDF ↓Explaining an assessment to your child
Friendly metaphors and a “brain weather” drawing activity to do together.
Download PDF ↓So you have ADHD: now what?
Support for the days and weeks after a diagnosis, one small step at a time.
Download PDF ↓Clinical guide for GPs
Which handout to give, when, and how to talk about diagnosis and medication.
Download PDF ↓After diagnosis
For you, the people around you, and work
Medication and your other options
Medicine types, getting the dose right, PBS, travel, plus a fillable goal setter and tracker.
Download PDF ↓ADHD and autism (AuDHD)
The ADHD Works AuDHD Paradox Coaching Framework, with reflection questions you can type into.
Download PDF ↓ADHD and hormones
How ADHD can change across your cycle and life stages, with a fillable tracker.
Download PDF ↓ADHD at work: your rights
Your rights, JobAccess funding and adjustments that help, plus a worksheet.
Download PDF ↓Talking to friends and family
Plan the conversation about your diagnosis, with a fillable worksheet.
Download PDF ↓Someone you love has ADHD
For partners, parents and friends, with private reflection questions.
Download PDF ↓Someone you work with has ADHD
For managers and colleagues, with a "working well together" worksheet.
Download PDF ↓How clinics can use these
Share before an appointment, use during referral planning, or offer after diagnosis. They’re support tools, not diagnostic tools, and should be used alongside clinical judgement and local prescribing requirements.
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