BBC News Article: ADHD scheme a ‘lightbulb moment’ for offenders

Cumbria Police have introduced a scheme to screen people in custody for ADHD, giving many offenders a “lightbulb moment” of understanding. The program provides resources, potential diagnoses, and coping strategies, aiming to reduce reoffending and address underlying issues such as impulsivity and addiction, while benefiting individuals and society.

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