About
Who we are
A small Australian team — most of us late-diagnosed AuDHD adults ourselves.
Clinical reviewer
Erica Kerney, Psychologist. AHPRA-registered. Reviews every clinical article before publication and at the annual re-review point. Erica brings clinical experience working with adults presenting with co-occurring ADHD and Autism.
Editorial
Day-to-day editorial work is led by Jackson Wilson, founder of AuDHD Australia. The editorial team commissions articles, edits drafts, manages the directory verification process, and runs the corrections queue.
Lived-experience advisors
Our published guides are read by an informal panel of late-diagnosed AuDHD Australians before publication. They flag language that doesn’t land, tone that feels clinical-cold, and gaps that only someone with lived experience would notice. We are still expanding this panel — if you’d like to contribute, email hello@audhd.org.au.
Board
AuDHD Australia is governed by a small board with representation from clinical, lived-experience, and operational backgrounds. Board details and our annual ACNC return are public on the ACNC charity register.
How we’re funded
Individual donations and grants. We do not accept advertising, sponsored content, or paid clinician placement. Our running costs (CMS, hosting, modest contractor fees for design and engineering) are kept deliberately low so that what we raise goes to commissioning and reviewing more content.
How to get involved
Email hello@audhd.org.au. We’re especially keen to hear from: late-diagnosed adults willing to contribute lived-experience writing; AuDHD-affirming clinicians who would consider being part of our verified directory; designers, engineers, and writers who would consider pro-bono contribution.