We are inviting you and your young person to take part in a research project exploring the experiences of young people with ADHD. The project will explore many aspects of daily life including friends, managing emotions and mental health. As part of this study, we will ask your young person to do the following:
Take part in an online survey that takes approximately 20 minutes, exploring friendships, relationships, emotions, and mental health.
Download a smartphone app and answer a few short questions (1-2 minutes) about their emotions and behaviours five times a day for two-weeks.
At the end of the two-week period, they will complete another brief online survey taking less than 10 minutes.
We will also ask parents/guardians to fill in a questionnaire at the beginning and at the end of the study, each taking approximately 10-20 minutes.
Young people aged 11 to 14 with a diagnosis of ADHD and one of their parents/caregivers.
If your young person doesn’t own a smartphone, we can provide them a basic one. Please get in touch via our email hotline mhim.adhd.ppls@ed.ac.uk to arrange this.
Yes, your young person will be compensated with a shopping voucher worth up to £30 depending on their engagement.
You can email us at ppls.mhim.adhd@ed.ac.uk to express your interest to take part. The links below provide you with more information about the project, offering both a short summary of the main details as well as the full study information. Please take time to explore the links below before deciding whether you and your young person would like to take part in the study. Before your young person can start participating, you will need to sign an online consent form on the Qualtrics Survey to say that you are happy for them to participate. Once you have given your consent, you can start filling in the first questionnaire, and you will receive further instructions on how your young person can also start participating. If you need any help with filling out the form or questionnaire, please feel free to get in contact with us via our email hotline at ppls.mhim.adhd@ed.ac.uk at any time.