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NDIS support and ADHD

ADHD can affect daily life in significant ways. Whether the NDIS funds support comes down to how much it affects your everyday functioning, backed by evidence from your treating professionals.

What the NDIS can help with

Where there is significant functional impact, the NDIS may fund supports such as psychology, occupational therapy, and support workers to build routines and skills. Many supports for ADHD also sit in mainstream health services.

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Common questions

Is ADHD covered by the NDIS?
ADHD is not automatically an NDIS condition. Access depends on whether it causes a significant and lasting impact on your everyday functioning, shown through evidence from your treating professionals. Some people with ADHD are eligible, many are supported through mainstream health services instead.
Read more:Preparing for a plan reviewHow the NDIS works

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