The Best Online Resources for ADHD, According to a Therapist
Best for Educational Resources: CHADD at Chadd.org
[Excerpt] CHADD, short for Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is an organization dedicated to all things ADHD. To me, its most impressive feature is just how many educational resources it hosts on its site. In the “Understanding ADHD” tab, it offers materials specific to just about anyone who might need to learn more about ADHD: for adults with ADHD, for parents or caregivers of children with ADHD, for teens and children, for educators, and for mental health professionals.
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