ADHD Therapy for Adults in Ireland

Practical, evidence-based support to help you focus, follow through, and feel calm and in control again.
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Working Harder Isn't Working

Deadlines slip. Focus drifts. Emotions swing. ADHD isn't about effort — it's about how your brain processes focus and motivation.

ADHD therapy helps you work with your brain, not against it.

With ADHD Now therapy, you'll:

  • Build tools that work with your brain, not against it
  • Reduce procrastination and daily overwhelm
  • Learn emotional regulation and focus strategies
ADHD Therapy Pricing

ADHD Therapy Options & Pricing

Single Session

One 50-minute 1:1 session with a fully-accredited ADHD therapist. Get clarity, strategies, and a personalised plan.

Best for: New clients or one-time guidance

€114.99
Credited off the 6 session bundle or group therapy if chose to proceed

6-Week ADHD Coaching Support Group

Six weekly group sessions led by a fully accredited ADHD therapist. Learn practical tools with peer support.

Best for: Shared learning and community

€240
€40 per session
Spread the cost of your therapy into 3 interest-free installments
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✓ Tax relief (20% back via Med 1) ✓ Many insurance plans cover partial or full costs ✓ Payment plans & Klarna available

Limited Availability: Evening and weekend slots fill quickly. Book now to secure your preferred time.

How ADHD Therapy Works

We make therapy simple, practical, and completely judgment-free. Here's what to expect:

Book Your Session

Book Your Session

Choose a single or bundle option online in minutes.

Start Making Changes

Start Making Changes

Meet your therapist and follow the structured program. Learn tools that fit your brain and daily life.

Stay Supported

Stay Supported

Continue with sessions or join a group for long-term growth.

Our Approach to ADHD Therapy

We combine CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), DBT (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy), ADHD-focused coaching, Mindfulness, and executive function strategies to help you get lasting results.

We focus on three key pillars:

Clarity

Understand how ADHD affects you

Structure

Build systems that actually work in daily life

Confidence

Rebuild self-trust and momentum

No endless talking — just practical, structured, evidence-based progress.

Is ADHD Therapy Right for You?

You'll benefit most if you:

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Struggle with focus, organization, or motivation — whether at work, home, or in relationships

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Feel overwhelmed or emotionally reactive, with intense feelings that seem hard to control

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Recently diagnosed (or suspect ADHD) and need guidance on what this means for your life

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Want accountability and structure, not just coping tips — real systems that create lasting change

All sessions are online, accessible anywhere in Ireland.

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Meet Your ADHD Therapists

Our team are accredited professionals who specialise in adult ADHD therapy. They combine clinical expertise with lived empathy — helping you make real change, fast.

Fully Accredited by: Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP)
Dr. Shane Wolson - Principal Psychologist

Dr. Shane Wolson

Principal Psychologist

Psi Member No. M12177C

Ciaran Coyle - Therapy Services Lead

Ciaran Coyle

Therapy Services Lead

Accredited with the IACP

Darina Stoilova - Psychotherapist

Darina Stoilova

Psychotherapist

Accredited with the IACP

Ready to Feel More Focused and in Control?

You’ve done the research. You’ve tried the self-help.


Book your first therapy session today and start building structure, calm, and confidence that last.

ADHD Therapy FAQs

Do I need an ADHD diagnosis first?

No — a diagnosis through ADHD Now is not formally required to start ADHD Therapy.

How are sessions delivered?

All sessions are online via secure video, available anywhere in Ireland.

What qualifications do your therapists have?

All ADHD Now therapists are fully accredited by the Irish Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (IACP) and trained in ADHD-specific approaches.

Is ADHD therapy covered by insurance or tax deductible?

Yes. You can usually claim back up to 20% of therapy costs from Revenue through the Med1 form. Many private health insurers in Ireland also fully or partially cover sessions with our accredited therapists — check your policy for details.

Can ADHD therapy work online, or do I need to see someone in person?

Absolutely. Our sessions are delivered securely online, and clients consistently report the same (or better) progress compared to in-person therapy. Online therapy offers flexibility, privacy, and access to ADHD specialists across Ireland.

What are the benefits of choosing an ADHD specialist therapist at ADHD Now?

Choosing an ADHD specialist therapist at ADHD Now means you're working with a professional who has dedicated expertise and experience in ADHD treatment. We offer tailored approaches, a non-judgmental understanding of the lived experience of ADHD, and practical, evidence-based strategies. Our goal is to provide effective ADHD support that leads to tangible improvements in your life.

How quickly will I start to see results?

Many clients notice improvements in focus, structure, and self-awareness within the first couple of sessions. Our 6-session programme is designed to help you build practical tools quickly — and you can continue for ongoing support if you wish.

What is ADHD Therapy and how can it benefit adults with ADHD?

CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy), ADHD-focused coaching, and executive function strategies for ADHD, often referred to as ADHD counselling or adult ADHD treatment, is a collaborative process designed to help you understand and manage the unique challenges of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Our therapists use evidence-based approaches to address core symptoms such as inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. We focus on building practical skills for managing ADHD symptoms, improving executive function (like planning, organisation, time management, and tackling procrastination), and enhancing emotional regulation. The goal is to empower you with effective coping strategies for daily life.

I have just been diagnosed with ADHD. Can ADHD Therapy help me understand and manage it?

Yes, absolutely. Receiving an adult ADHD diagnosis can bring a mix of emotions and questions. Post-diagnosis therapy is invaluable. It provides a space for psychoeducation, helping you understand what ADHD means for you. Our therapists can help you process your diagnosis, develop personalised strategies for managing its impact on your life, and address any co-occurring challenges such as anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem that may have developed. Therapy for adult ADHD diagnosis is a key step in moving forward positively.

What types of therapy are most effective for ADHD?

Several therapeutic approaches are effective for ADHD. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT for ADHD) is widely recognised for helping change unhelpful thought patterns and behaviours. Mindfulness-based practices can improve attention and emotional regulation. Skills-based coaching, often integrated into therapy, focuses on practical strategies for executive functions. At ADHD Now, our fully-accredited therapists are trained in these evidence-based methods and will tailor the approach to your specific needs and preferences, ensuring you receive the most effective adult ADHD treatment.

What's the difference between therapy and coaching?

Therapy focuses on emotions, patterns, and regulation. Coaching is action- and habit-based. Our approach blends both for maximum results.

How can therapy help with ADHD related procrastination and time management?

Procrastination and time management are common struggles for adults with ADHD due to executive function challenges. ADHD therapy can directly address these by helping you identify triggers for procrastination, learn to break down overwhelming tasks into manageable steps, implement effective planning and prioritisation systems (ADHD focus strategies), build motivation, and develop routines that support productivity. This is a core component of improving ADHD life skills.

Can ADHD therapy help with emotional regulation and impulsivity?

Yes. Emotional dysregulation and impulsivity are significant aspects of ADHD for many individuals. Therapy can teach you techniques to improve emotional awareness, identify emotional triggers, manage frustration or anger more effectively, and develop strategies to pause and think before acting impulsively. This can lead to improved relationships and reduced stress from ADHD anxiety.

How is therapy for ADHD different from general counselling?

While general counselling can be helpful, therapy for ADHD is specialised. Our ADHD therapists have a deep understanding of ADHD neurobiology, the specific ways ADHD symptoms manifest in adults, common co-occurring conditions (like anxiety or depression), and evidence-based therapeutic tools and strategies specifically designed for ADHD. This specialized knowledge allows for a more targeted and effective approach to managing ADHD symptoms.

How much does ADHD therapy cost at ADHD Now in Ireland?

Our pricing can be viewed transparently under the "Therapy Options & Pricing" section on this page.

Can I switch between 1:1 and group therapy?

Yes — we can adapt your plan based on your needs and progress.

How long will I need to be in therapy for my ADHD?

The duration of ADHD therapy is highly individual and depends on your specific goals, the complexity of your challenges, and your engagement in the process. Many individuals find significant benefit from our structured six session programme. Others prefer longer term support for ongoing ADHD management, deeper personal growth, and continued refinement of coping strategies. This can be discussed collaboratively with your ADHD therapist.

What if I'm not sure it's ADHD?

You don't need to be sure. Many adults come to therapy because they relate to ADHD symptoms but haven't had a formal assessment. Therapy can help you explore your patterns, get clarity, and develop strategies that work — diagnosis or not.

What if I've tried therapy before and it didn't work?

ADHD therapy is different from general counselling. Our therapists specialise in the ADHD brain — combining practical, skills-based work with emotional support. Clients often say, "This finally makes sense for how my brain works."

Do you provide ADHD assessments or diagnosis?

Yes we do but not under our ADHD Therapy service. Please visit here for adults and here for children to learn more.

What happens if I miss or need to reschedule a session?

We understand that life with ADHD can be unpredictable. You can reschedule your session with at least 24-hours' notice, and we'll find a new time that works for you at no additional cost.