ADHD Support

Following the closure of ADHD Solutions in December 2024 (a partner for the Early Intervention Service), The Relationships Centre Leicestershire launched a new ADHD service, retaining some of the existing staff to ensure continuity of care for clients.

The service is designed to support children and young people aged 8 to 18 and their families, who either suspect they have ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) or have received a diagnosis. We provide a programme of tailored support for individuals with low to moderate mental health needs associated with ADHD, as well as group work for parents and carers to help manage ADHD-related challenges effectively.

1:1 Executive Functioning Programme (4 Weeks)

For children and young people with suspected ADHD who require support in developing executive functioning skills (e.g., organisation, time management, working memory, and impulse control). Alongside psychoeducation and support with low to moderate mental health needs such as anxiety.

1:1 "ADHD & Me" Programme (4 Weeks)

For children and young people who have a formal ADHD diagnosis, focusing on understanding their ADHD, developing coping strategies, and improving self-regulation, focus, and task completion.

Parent/Carer Programme

A parent group for parents and carers of children and young people who suspect or have a diagnosis of ADHD. This will focus on equipping parents/carers with practical tools, strategies, and emotional support for managing ADHD-related behaviours and the impact on their mental health challenges at home.

We believe that with the right support, children and young people with ADHD can flourish. Our programmes are designed to empower both the young people and their families, equipping them with the tools and strategies they need to navigate their life.

You can view and download some further information on this service here:

ADHD Service Leaflet

ADHD Service Poster