CHADD
Largest US ADHD nonprofit; runs the CDC-funded National Resource Center.
ADHD in adults: overview →234 organisations I trust more than myself: health agencies, researchers, clinicians and groups run by people who've lived it. Filter by topic, country or language.
Largest US ADHD nonprofit; runs the CDC-funded National Resource Center.
ADHD in adults: overview →The only major organization focused purely on adults with ADHD; peer support groups.
Adult ADHD self-test →Canadian ADHD advocacy; "Ages 25+" page and an "Understanding Adult ADHD" program. French at caddac.ca/fr/.
ADHD at ages 25+ →Canadian clinical practice guidelines (4.1 edition, Jan. 2020, free PDF); used by Québec clinicians; adult assessment forms.
Canadian ADHD Practice Guidelines (4.1) →Lived-experience-led charity; adult diagnosis pathways and an adult screening survey.
Adult diagnosis pathways →Neurodiversity framing; mostly child/school content.
What is ADHD? →International professional federation (old world-adhd.org domain is dead).
Directory of ADHD guidelines →Evidence base behind the 2021 international consensus statement (208 conclusions); good for countering myths.
Readable adult content; ad-supported magazine with a medical review panel. Commercial; cite with care.
ADHD in adults hub →French association; adult diagnosis page and adult peer support groups.
Adult ADHD diagnosis →Québec network of regional ADHD associations; local help.
What is ADHD? →Authoritative adult assessment and treatment guidance.
Recommendations →Plain-language federal overview that includes adults.
Canadian teaching-hospital overview. Use this path (the "adult-adhd" path is a soft 404).
Co-occurring ADHD and autism (AuDHD).
ADHD and autism →Leading autistic-run advocacy organization; neurodiversity framing. Resources: autisticadvocacy.org/resources/.
About autism →Detailed guidance on assessment. The old adult-diagnosis URL is a 404.
Assessment and diagnosis →Life after an autism diagnosis.
After diagnosis →Research charity with co-produced research; strong adult mental-health pages.
What is autism? →National Canadian organization; no dedicated adult page found.
Diagnosis →European rights and policy federation.
French version →Participatory research with autistic co-researchers; autistic burnout and suicide research.
Healthcare toolkit for autistic adults →Link found on the AASPIRE homepage; page status not checked separately.
Burnout and suicide pilot study →Autistic-run private clinic (Toronto); free validated screening tests (RAADS-R, AQ, CAT-Q) and post-diagnostic services. Commercial; cite with care.
Free autism self-screening tests →Québec's provincial federation; "Je suis autiste" section and an adult-diagnosis guide.
Adult diagnosis mini-guide (PDF) →Montréal services; diagnosis information framed for parents.
The diagnosis (for parents) →Québec City regional association.
Autistic-led; identity and late-identified adults.
Autistic-led; gender and late diagnosis.
National research cooperative; Australia's national diagnostic guideline.
Knowledge centre →Originators of the AQ and other screening tools.
Screening tests (AQ and others) →Rigorous autism research journalism (formerly Spectrum News; Simons Foundation).
Autistic collective blog; opinion and lived experience, not clinical evidence.
Major French association.
Publicly funded resource centre; diagnosis information including adults (French system).
French adult diagnosis; also runs paid services. Commercial; cite with care.
Adult-focused programs and support groups. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Resources for adults →Gold standard for OCD; treatment guide and therapist finder.
OCD treatment guide (ERP) →Service-user-led charity; clear explanations.
Introduction to OCD →Treatment information, forums, personal stories.
Treatment information →French-language OCD patient association (France).
Canadian replacement for Anxiety Canada's OCD content (named in its closure notice).
OCD infosheet →Canadian clinical overview.
OCD →User-led charity; covers OCD among anxiety conditions; therapy access.
About anxiety and anxiety disorders →Deep CBT/ERP articles from a private clinic; cite sparingly. Commercial; cite with care.
Private clinic named in Anxiety Canada's closure notice as a successor for anxiety/OCD self-help. Commercial; cite with care.
Anxiety resources →Family/peer-oriented overview. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
OCD →Clinician-reviewed; therapist directory. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Understanding anxiety →Québec's main anxiety/depression/bipolarity organization; listening line, self-help groups. Depression: relief.ca/relief-1/depression; bipolarity: relief.ca/relief-1/bipolarite.
Anxiety →Québec self-help groups for anxiety and panic, including virtual groups.
Virtual self-help group →Canadian evidence-based infosheets; Anxiety Canada's named successor.
Anxiety disorders infosheet →National lived-experience-led organization; also covers anxiety and bipolar disorder.
What is depression? →Accessible, warm writing; anxiety page at /mental-health/anxiety.
Depression →Research-validated online CBT program.
Long-running peer forum for panic/anxiety; peer content, not clinical.
Single-clinician institute for social-anxiety CBT; lower authority, use only as a supplement.
Excellent plain-language UK charity information. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Anxiety and panic attacks →Authoritative anger-control guidance; strategies at /topics/anger/strategies-controlling.
Controlling anger →Short practical techniques and route to GP/local courses.
Anger →Readable adult-focused guide.
Anger management →CBT worksheets and therapist-grade explanations. Commercial; cite with care.
Anger management therapy guide →Free PTSD/anger/sleep self-help for veterans.
Get help →Explains anger as a mental-health issue. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
About anger →Education and research; Family Connections program. Public name of NEA-BPD.
BPD diagnosis →Lived-experience-led; peer groups incl. a men's group and a BPD + substance use group.
Peer resources →Long-running UK lived-experience site.
What is BPD? →Find a certified DBT clinician; quality standard.
Linehan-founded DBT training organization; explains DBT.
Knowledge center →DBT founder's institute.
Family-led; Canadian Family Connections groups for BPD and emotion dysregulation. French: sashbear.org/fr/home-fr/.
About BPD →Lived-experience and clinician partnership; links to treatment guidelines.
About BPD →Evidence-based personality disorder treatment guidelines and factsheets.
Canadian clinical overview.
Borderline personality disorder →Plain-language federal overview.
Montréal support for relatives of people with mental illness.
Peer-run support groups; scientific advisory board.
Depression →Plain-language depression information.
UNSW-affiliated research institute; self-tests. Bipolar page under /resources-support/bipolar-disorder/.
Depression →Peer support; patient and family guides.
Patient and family guides →UBC participatory research; bipolar self-management tools co-designed with people with lived experience.
Bipolar Wellness Centre →Canadian clinical guidelines for depression (2023) and bipolar disorder.
Resources and guidelines →Peer support and eCommunity.
Plain-language information (old mentalhealthamerica.net no longer responds).
Depression →Bipolar education. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Federal helpline and resources.
National Helpline →Official US treatment locator for substance use and mental health.
The science of addiction; treatment at /research-topics/treatment.
Addiction science →Self-assessment tools.
Legislated, government-funded. French: ccsa.ca/fr.
Canada's Guidance on Alcohol and Health →Canadian clinical overview (no working French URL found).
Addiction →Science-based (CBT) alternative to 12-step; online meetings at meetings.smartrecovery.org.
4-Point Program →12-step fellowship; multilingual literature.
Meeting search →Québec NA meetings.
Québec AA meetings.
For family members and friends of drinkers.
Authoritative definition of harm reduction.
What is harm reduction? →Harm reduction practice and principles.
Québec residential rehabilitation; English at portage.ca/en/.
Need treatment? →Free 24/7 Québec helpline and referrals for drugs, alcohol and medication.
Articles →24/7 gambling help line.
Québec alcohol moderation information; industry-funded, note this when citing.
Official Québec portal.
Recovery advocacy by people in recovery.
Research summaries on recovery pathways.
Recovery 101 →Primary Québec crisis resource: chat, text 535353 and phone 1 866 APPELLE.
English version →Québec prevention, myths vs. realities, resource directory.
Understanding suicide →National call/text 988, run by CAMH with government funding.
French version →Calgary, CMHA branch; research-based toolkits including men's suicide.
Resources and toolkits →Global professional body.
World Suicide Prevention Day →Listening support (116 123) and self-help.
If you're having a difficult time →Health-system suicide-care framework.
About →US crisis line (suicidepreventionlifeline.org is gone).
Evidence-based prevention resources.
Compassionate writing for people who are suicidal, by a clinician-academic.
Overview hub.
Intervention guide for non-specialist care.
Updated evidence recommendations.
Prevalence statistics.
WHO regional office for the Americas.
Rights framing; covers psychosocial disability.
Organizes World Mental Health Day.
Condition hub (some Spanish).
Therapy explainers.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Autism in adults →Plain-language medication monographs (NIH).
Drug information →First update since 2001; published in Am J Psychiatry, Nov. 2024.
News release on the update →Peer and family groups. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Support groups →Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Some content paywalled.
massgeneral.org now redirects here.
Do not assume French pages exist at predictable URLs.
Government-funded; the /fr path returned 404.
Youth; also serves adults by text.
Drug and therapy reviews.
Fact sheets.
Finding a psychologist →Major depressive disorder in adults; Can J Psychiatry 2024;69(9):641-687, open access, EN/FR title. Found via search.
Hub.
Steps, finding a resource, digital self-care tools, follow-up programs, involving relatives.
Route into care (811, GMF, CLSC); public mental-health services are free.
Follow-up programs for serious mental illness (SIV, SIF, SIM, PPEP, PAJ-SM+).
Québec's digital front door to care.
Regulator; check practitioner permits. Costs: ordrepsy.qc.ca/combien-ca-coute.
Where to find a psychologist →Dated January 2012 per search results; PDF not opened.
Autism evaluation guidelines (PDF) →Context on Québec diagnostic pathways and wait times; aimed at professionals.
Includes ADHD surveillance data. Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Québec practice guides.
iusmm.ca was unreachable; CIUSSS home page used.
CMHA Montréal branch.
Psychiatry services.
Route via GP to a specialist; waits can be months or years. Reviewed March 2025.
Free NHS therapy (formerly IAPT); self-referral.
Find NHS Talking Therapies →Diagnosis and management of autism in adults.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Old hse.ie/eng URL returns 404.
Scoping note validated Nov. 2021; final adult recommendation not confirmed as of Oct. 2026.
Published September 2024.
Public mental-health information agency; orientation incl. peer mutual-aid groups (GEM).
S'orienter →Reimbursed psychologist sessions in France.
ameli explainer (bot-blocked) →Expert centres.
Patient organization.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Government-funded Dutch suicide prevention line.
French-speaking Switzerland.
Blocks automated checks; open once in a browser before citing.
Renamed March 2025; phone 1800 595 212, free, no referral needed. Unreachable from the checker (probably geoblocked).
Youth mental health.
Systematic reviews; use the topics page (homepage cookie check).
Unreachable from the checker; check by hand.
Directory only; listings are self-reported.
US sliding-scale therapy network.
Every link was checked on 10 October 2026. A few big sites block automated checks; those were confirmed by hand or are marked to re-check.