What this site is, and is not
AuDHD Australia Limited publishes general information about autism, ADHD and the Australian systems around them. It is not a clinic. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe, it cannot tell you whether you are autistic or have ADHD, and nothing on this site is medical, legal or financial advice.
Content is prepared with care, dated, and checked against official sources, and it can still be wrong or out of date the day after checking: rules change, fees rise, services close. The organisation's own live page, the legislation, or the official schedule is always the authority over anything written here.
The recognition tool is explicitly not a screening or diagnostic instrument. It compares your own answers with each other and cannot compare you with anyone else.
Decisions belong with professionals
Decisions about diagnosis, medication, therapy, money, work or law should be made with the relevant qualified professional: a registered health practitioner for health, a lawyer for law, a licensed adviser for money. This site exists to make those conversations better informed, not to replace them.
Listing an organisation, service, book or tool is not an endorsement and no listing is paid for. Where an entry says an organisation sells services, that is context for reading their advice, not an accusation.
If you rely on this site instead of professional advice, that reliance is your own decision, and to the maximum extent permitted by law, including the Australian Consumer Law's non-excludable guarantees, AuDHD Australia Limited accepts no liability for loss arising from it.
If you are in crisis
This site is not a crisis service and is not monitored in real time. In an emergency call 000. Lifeline is 13 11 14, twenty four hours; 13YARN is 13 92 76 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The crisis section at the top of the resources page lists the full set of checked crisis lines, including text and webchat options for days when speaking is too much.