The benefits speak for themselves
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Access to our extensive library of videos and other resources.
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Psychometric Testing for children and adults.
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Invitations to training programs, professional development courses, and seminars.
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Access to counselling, coaching, support groups, and programs.
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Free or discounted tickets for ADHD WA events and seminars.
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The ability to vote at our Annual General Meeting and nominate for a position on the Board.
The membership that’s right for you.
All our membership packages are annual and will need to be renewed each year. Every membership comes with a personal profile and access to Member-Only pages of our website. Professional Memberships come with a corporate profile, allowing you to list your services and be found by other members of the ADHD WA community.
Professional
Designed for service-providers, the Professional Membership allows you to showcase your services to the ADHD WA community. Be found by more people and use your profile as a platform to support your business or services.
Family
This membership covers a maximum of two people, however, anyone under 18 in the household will get membership rates when events and/or functions for their age bracket are held.
• Entitles to two adult bookings for seminars.
• Includes one membership number and one library card.
Adult
Perfect for individuals over 18.
Concession
For those over 18 who have an active Concession Card. Concession details must be shown to staff.
School
A packaged designed for educational bodies. Get discounts on educational seminars and conferences for up to 10 staff members. And, get access to our onsite library of resources.
Support us
ADHD WA is a not-for-profit organisation relying on grants and on donations of generous individuals.
If you’d like to help support our work in helping people living with ADHD in WA, we’d love to hear from you.
ADHD WA was there for me when my first child was diagnosed. The Information Line is a way of giving out information to help others navigate their way through the difficulties of living with ADHD, whether they are children or adults.
