Managing ADHD in Teenagers

Dr. Christopher Abbott leads a practical session on how to support adolescents with ADHD to maintain effective care into adulthood.  He explores why transition so often fails despite symptom persistence, highlights the real-world prescribing “drop-off” around ages 16–18, and shares actionable tools to improve continuity of care.

Follow Professor Peter Hill as he explores how ADHD symptoms can manifest from adolescence to adulthood (16–26). The complexities that come with this transition are detailed as well as practical advice to support a more effective transition into adulthood.

In this video Prof. Susan Young, explores ADHD in teenage girls—covering diagnostic challenges, symptom masking, and unique risks. Featuring case study discussions from Dr. Helen Tindle.

Dr. Helen Tindle shares practical strategies for optimising ADHD care in teenagers, focusing on balanced treatment, real-world challenges, and the value of psychoeducation and personalised plans.

Dr. Matt McConkey covers the challenges faced by teens and young adults throughout their ADHD treatment, highlighting how to manage transition issues and the benefits of continued care.