Living with ADHD
Find options and strategies for parents of all ages of children and adults with ADHD from CHADD
Parenting Children with ADHD
ADHD and Parent-Child Relationships
Parent-child issues often involve communication, parental stress, discipline, behavior management, emotions, and academics.
How do K-12 educational accommodations support the treatment of ADHD?
Accommodations in Australian K-12 schools support students with ADHD using targeted strategies and teacher training to create inclusive environments.
Understanding Girls and Women with ADHD
Unique factors make girls’ experience with ADHD different: including psychological risks, eating disorders, and general inattentiveness.
Is ADHD Caused By Bad Parenting?
Researchers do not yet know exactly what causes ADHD.
Children with ADHD just need more discipline: MYTH!
FACT: Developmental studies that have followed families over time concluded that discipline and relationship problems in families are the consequences of ADHD behavior problems in the children, not the cause.
Providing Perspective Through My ADHD Story
A Podcast with Mallory Band, MSEd Transcription Hello and welcome to the podcast series, “Moving Forward With ADHD” for 2023 ADHD Awareness Month. We are Karen Sampson Hoffman from CHADD and Roxanne Fouché of the ADHD Coaches Organization. We are thrilled to invite you on a journey of understanding, insight, and empowerment during ADHD Awareness … Read more
ADHD, Young Adults, and Their Parents
ADHD impacts young adults and their parents. There are challenges with academics,relationships, and work. A young adult must figure out how to make the best decisions for themselves.
Who are the Professionals a Family May Need for ADHD Support?
Families work with a variety of medical, mental health, educational, and lifestyle support professionals for the care and well-being of their children.
My Journey With ADHD and My Family
Hi, my name is Adam. I’d like to share some of my experiences mainly with school. I would also like to include advice for students, like myself. First off, I was diagnosed with ADHD (with a focus on the deficit part) at the age of maybe 10. I’m 20 now, and I still don’t quite … Read more