Parenting Kids with ADHD in Scotland - Online Support Group

Welcome to Parenting Kids with ADHD in Scotland

Parenting children didn't come with a handbook but parenting kids with ADHD is a whole other level of challenge - especially when we draw on the traditional parenting styles many of us were raised with.

This online peer support group is for parents of children with suspected / diagnosed ADHD across Scotland navigating the unique features of the Scottish education and health landscape.

The goal of these sessions is to support each other through community.  We'll trade stories, knowledge, and experience, and seek to help everyone feel less alone in their parenting journey.

Whether you're in a multi-storey in Maryhill, a cottage on a croft on Coll, or in the hoose in Inverness, log-on, learn, and lend a hand.  No confirmed diagnosis is needed to participate.  

The session is run on Zoom. This can be accessed on a desktop or on your phone. No Zoom application or account is needed. A link to join the meeting will be issued when you complete your order. 

This session is run by ADHD Scotland, a not-for-profit organisation launched in 2026 to celebrate and support people with ADHD living in Scotland. Charitable status pending.

Session Arrangements

The session starts with us all introducing ourselves our current circumstances with our child(ren).  The session lead will propose some topics for discussion to gauge interest, and we'll chat informally through the topics that interest or resonate with people most. 

Tickets and Memberships

The session can be accessed by buying a single event ticket, OR by buying an annual membership and booking into the date(s) you want to attend.  There are 2 membership types available for this session. A Parent Membership, or a Combined Membership.

Group Rules

1. Maintain the privacy of the people in the session by not sharing details of the conversation beyond the group.  That means no recording the session with AI or any other tools. This is a caring and supportive environment where sensitive issues are discussed.
2. The session is for parents of children with ADHD - not for children themselves. We want parents to feel free to talk about their worries and frustrations without risking hurt feelings or upset for anyone's kids because of their ADHD challenges.
3. Be kind, always. These sessions include people who may be struggling.
4. Be curious and open to learning different ways of parenting your kids.

Anyone who does not comply with these rules may be removed from the session with no refund issued.