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Useful links
Official websites, information for families, guidelines for doctors and ADHD organisations.
In Georgia
- adhd.geVolunteer website about ADHD medicines in Georgia, in Georgian and English.
- ADHD GeorgiaPatient organisation in Tbilisi, member of ADHD Europe.
- Medicine searchLook up medicines (Social Service Agency, in Georgian).
- Legislative Herald of Georgia (matsne.gov.ge)Official texts of Georgian laws.
- Public Defender of GeorgiaComplaints about rights, including in health care and education.
Bringing medicine into Georgia
- Prohibited and Permitted Medicaments (PDF)Customs leaflet from the Revenue Service, with the list of documents.
- Bringing medications into GeorgiaGuidance from Georgia's consulate in New York.
- Bringing narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances to Georgia (PDF)Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Bringing ADHD medicine into GeorgiaA plain-language summary on this site.
Information for families (in English)
- NHS: ADHD symptomsSigns of ADHD in children and teenagers.
- NHS: Living with ADHDTips for parents.
- NHS: ADHD in adultsSigns and getting help as an adult.
Guidelines for doctors
- NICE NG87UK guideline for children, young people and adults.
- AWMF S3 guideline 028-045Germany's guideline (in German).
- American Academy of Pediatrics (2019)US guideline for children and teenagers.
- CADDRA guidelinesCanada's guideline.
- European guideline on adult ADHD (2019)Diagnosis and treatment in adults.
Research and classification
- World Federation of ADHD International Consensus Statement (2021)208 research-based facts about ADHD.
- WHO ICD-11The WHO's list of diseases. ADHD is code 6A05.
- Council of Europe Resolution 2042 (2015)On treatment for children with attention disorders.
ADHD organisations in other countries
- ADHD EuropeEuropean federation of ADHD patient organisations.
- World Federation of ADHDInternational federation.
- CHADDUnited States.
- ADHD UKUnited Kingdom.
- ADHD AustraliaAustralia.
- CADDACCanada.
- HyperSupers – TDAH FranceFrance.
In Georgian
- Radio Tavisupleba (2026)What can happen if you carry ADHD medicine in Georgia, with interviews.
- Radio Tavisupleba (2023)Living with ADHD in Georgia.
- adhd.geGeorgian-language version.
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