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Survey: ADHD care in Georgia

Five minutes, anonymous. No one has counted how many people in Georgia have ADHD.¹ Your answers help show what care is like and where it falls short.

How your answers are used

The survey is anonymous: no names, email addresses or IP addresses are stored.
Results are published only as totals, never as individual answers.
Please don't write names in the comment box.
You must be 18 or older. Parents can answer for their child.

Questions marked * are required.

Who are you answering for? * Myself: I have ADHD, or think I may My child Someone else in my family

Where do you live? *

Has a doctor diagnosed ADHD? * Yes Being assessed now No, but I think it may be ADHD

How far away is the specialist you have seen? In my town or city Less than 1 hour away 1 to 3 hours away More than 3 hours away I haven't seen a specialist

How long did it take from first concern to diagnosis? Less than 3 months 3 to 12 months 1 to 3 years More than 3 years Not diagnosed yet

About how much is spent on ADHD care each month? Nothing Under 100 GEL 100–300 GEL 300–600 GEL More than 600 GEL

What help does the person get now? Choose all that apply. None Atomoxetine Medicine brought from abroad Therapy or counselling Support at school Other

Has getting ADHD medicine been a problem? Never Sometimes Often Not applicable

For a child: is there an individual learning plan at school? Yes We asked, but did not get one We didn't know this was possible Not applicable

What would help most?

Optional. Please don't include names.

Where this information comes from

Radio Tavisupleba (2023). "'The medicine is banned': how you live in Georgia when you have ADHD" (in Georgian). RFE/RL.