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Attention Magazine April 2012
Survival Tips for the World of Work
Frances Prevatt
If you’re an adult with ADHD, you may find that symptoms of inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and impulsivity challenge your employment. Here’s how you can cope.
My Child with ADHD Doesn’t Seem Motivated to Get Good Grades
Richard Lougy
Children with ADHD are often perceived as poorly motivated, when in fact the basic problem is inconsistent performance and poor grades, which can lead to personal discouragement and, over time, low motivation toward schoolwork. How can they be helped?
I’m Right, You’re Wrong: When Parents Disagree on How to Manage Their Child’s ADHD
Julie Mayfield
After a child is diagnosed with ADHD, parents can easily become flooded with information and overwhelmed with treatment and medication decisions–as well as frustration, feelings of inadequacy, and different points of view.
Teacher to Teacher and School Success: A Holistic Approach to Educating Faculty and Staff about ADHD
Mari Foret
Here’s how one school prepared for a successful school year with a workshop on the latest research, strategies, and practical classroom techniques and interventions for students with ADHD.
Connect on the CHADD Exchange
Barbara A. Fowler
Want a quick answer to a question about ADHD from someone in a similar situation? Want to run a new strategy by peers before you try it? Need to vent about a frustrating situation? Form a circle of supportive individuals? All of this is now available online.