Observed arrival · 2026-11-06
Too Many Failed: four families’ ADHD campaign
A campaign by four mothers whose sons had ADHD and died by suicide, calling for a shared framework across statutory services.
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- Families and services supporting young people with ADHD
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- The page calls its four-family account a personal account, not a study, and links to a three-phase University of Glasgow research project.
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The campaign is jointly presented by Ruth Grierson, Christine Lock, Jane Roberts and Steph Matthews, who describe recurring problems across their sons’ experiences with services. A comparison section counts patterns across the four family accounts and explicitly distinguishes them from a study. The page also links to a three-phase University of Glasgow research project sponsored by Jane Roberts: a literature review, quantitative survey and interviews.
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