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Guide TDAH Enfant

The French pathway for childhood ADHD, from diagnosis to school accommodations: a map of the process, forms named by their number, statutory deadlines, appeal routes and letter templates. PDF, EPUB, Markdown and HTML.

An e-book for parents of children aged 5 to 14 with diagnosed or suspected ADHD. It replaces neither a doctor, nor the MDPH (the French disability rights body), nor a school team: it describes the French administrative and school pathway as it actually unfolds, in order, with the documents that are always missing and the deadlines people discover too late. Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is classified by the French National Authority for Health (HAS) among neurodevelopmental disorders; since the good-practice recommendation published by HAS in September 2024, screening and part of the diagnosis are explicitly open to primary care, which changes how the steps should be organised (source has-sante.fr, verified as of 31/07/2026). Chapters 1 and 2 cover understanding the disorder and obtaining a diagnosis; chapters 3 and 4 cover the administrative core, MDPH and school. What you will find: a map of the pathway, forms named by their number, statutory deadlines, appeal routes and letter templates. What you will not find: medical advice, dosages, or any promise of recognition or of an amount — nobody can guarantee a favourable decision. Delivered as a paginated PDF, an EPUB for e-readers, the Markdown source and a browser-readable HTML page, updated as of 31/07/2026. The e-book is written in French (it deals with French procedures).

What you get

  • Map of the whole pathway: screening, diagnosis, MDPH, school — in the order the questions arise
  • Forms named by their number, and the documents that are always missing from the file
  • Statutory deadlines and appeal routes flagged at every stage
  • Letter templates to reuse and adapt
  • HAS framing: ADHD classified among neurodevelopmental disorders, screening and part of the diagnosis open to primary care since the September 2024 recommendation
  • Chapters 1-2 understanding and getting a diagnosis, chapters 3-4 MDPH and school
  • 4 reading formats: paginated PDF, EPUB, Markdown (source) and installation-free HTML
  • Informational content updated as of 31/07/2026 — no medical advice, no promised outcome

Frequently asked questions

Does this guide replace medical advice?
No. It contains no medical advice, no dosages and no treatment recommendations. Diagnosis and follow-up are a doctor's role; recognition decisions belong to the MDPH. The guide describes the administrative and school pathway, nothing more.
My child has no diagnosis yet — is the guide useful to me?
Yes. It is aimed at parents of children aged 5 to 14 with diagnosed or suspected ADHD, and chapters 1 and 2 deal precisely with understanding the disorder and with the steps to obtain a diagnosis.
Does the guide guarantee MDPH recognition or a benefit amount?
No, and it says so plainly: nobody can guarantee you a favourable decision. The guide gives the statutory deadlines, the expected documents and the appeal routes; the decision belongs to the competent commission.
Which formats are delivered?
A paginated PDF for printing, an EPUB for e-reader, tablet or phone, the Markdown source, a browser-readable index.html requiring no installation, and a README. Version updated as of 31/07/2026.
Can I withdraw after purchase?
No: digital content delivered immediately after payment. By ticking the consent box before buying, you request immediate performance and expressly waive your right of withdrawal (art. L221-28 of the French Consumer Code). Any issue: contact@chipiestudio.com.

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