Diagnosing ADHD in Female Adults using the ACE+ Clinical Interview

Led by Professor Susan Young: an internationally recognized expert in the field: this course teaches delegates how to adapt talking therapies for people with ADHD and how to integrate coaching and CBT techniques to create a practical and comprehensive treatment plan. Delegates learn practical: evidence-based techniques that they can immediately apply to their work. Each of the twelve modules includes a video demonstration of Susan Young applying these techniques to a young woman with ADHD. The training is designed for anyone supporting individuals with ADHD who are working across a variety of settings and contexts including education: employment and healthcare.

The training is led by Professor Susan Young, an internationally recognized expert in the field and author of the ADHD Child Evaluation (ACE) and ACE+ for young people and adults. ACE is a semi-structured clinical diagnostic interview that aims to support healthcare practitioners in the assessment and diagnosis of ADHD in children (5-16 years). The ACE interview assesses core symptoms of ADHD in childhood and the extent to which they impair functioning. The interview prompts the assessor to consider the presence of alternative and/or co-existing conditions. ACE is currently available in 22 languages.

The training is led by Professor Susan Young - an internationally recognized expert in the field and author of the ADHD Child Evaluation (ACE) and ACE+ for young people and adults. ACE+ is a semi-structured clinical diagnostic interview that aims to support healthcare practitioners in the assessment and diagnosis of ADHD in children (>17 years). The ACE+ interview assesses core symptoms of ADHD in both childhood and adulthood and the extent to which they impair functioning. The interview prompts the assessor to consider the presence of alternative and/or co-existing conditions. ACE+ is currently available in 15 languages.