Check out some of our videos, or browse our list of DVD's and audio files available below for you to borrow.
Watch these 10 tips if you're an ADHD'r wanting to work productively from home (5 mins).
ADHD medication can help you with some aspects of your daily life. Find out what medication can, and can't, help (6 mins).
Here's the un-edited version of what it's like to live with ADHD (13.5 mins).
The ADHD NZ library also has a number of DVDs and audio files that talk to parents, adults, teens and children alike about what it's like to have ADHD and how to make the most of the special skills you have.

These are available for you (all current financial members residing in New Zealand) to borrow for free.

​If you would like to enquire about other resources or donate your own resources, please email us or call us on (09) 625 1754.
Just click on one of the topics listed below to go to the list of files that's relevant to you.

We also have a number of recordings from recent ADHD NZ conferences available for viewing.

If you see a DVD / audio file you'd like to borrow, just click on the title to send our National Co-ordinator an email with your request.
ADULTS
Author
Title
Green, Rick ​
​​ADD & Loving it?!
Green, Rick ​
The Comprehensive Guide to ADHD​
Green, Rick ​​
ADD and Mastering It​
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Children
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Teens
​Zeigler Dendy, Chris & Zeigler, Alex
Real Life ADHD: A DVD Survival Guide for Children and Teens
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Parents
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ADHD and nutrition
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ADHD in schools
​DuPaul, G & Stoner, G
​Assessing ADHD in Schools
DuPaul, G & Stoner, G
Classroom Interventions for ADHD
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ADHD and other conditions
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