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Mindfulness Can Help You Manage ADHD at Any Age
Looking for an additional tool to help manage ADHD symptoms? Mindfulness offers many benefits and new smartphone apps can help you begin practicing.
CHADD Honors Emerging ADHD Scientists
We are proud to announce the recipients of the 2021 Young Scientist Research Awards.
Introducing Pocket MD
In collaboration with the CDC, CHADD now provides podcast-based training and continuing education for healthcare professionals.
Choosing the Best Medication for Adult ADHD
Finding the best regimen is a process, largely based on trial and error.
Where Can Adults with ADHD Find the Best Treatment?
The variety of specialists who treat adult ADHD can be dizzying. Here’s what you need to know.
An ADHD Assessment Might Set You Free
No matter your age, the diagnostic process will help you dig into yourself so you can take the steps you want to take.
ADHD in High-Achieving Individuals
Most resources focus on the obvious challenges of ADHD, so these adults often feel alone in their inner struggles.
Focusmate: Virtual Coworking
Some adults with ADHD find they can stay focused on important tasks when they have a virtual accountability partner who is simply there as a reminder.
Self-Acceptance at Midlife Is Key
Life after forty brings challenges, but it can also be a time when ADHD is well managed.
Could AI Be the Future of ADHD Diagnosis?
Researchers are exploring the use of artificial intelligence to aid professionals in ADHD evaluations.
Webinar: ADHD and Curbing Impulsive Spending to Help Your Relationship
Learn what you can do to heal yourself and your relationship from ADHD-related money issues, including getting optimum treatment.
Would an ADHD Coach Make Sense for Me?
Our quick introductory guide answers questions frequently asked by adults with ADHD who want to better manage daily living.
Evidence-Based Coaching for Adults with ADHD
By providing proven methods that can help those who want to learn to thrive with ADHD, this modality complements treatment with medication and psychotherapy.
ADHD Can Increase Risk of Suicide
ADHD, especially with co-occurring depression, is a known factor in the risk for suicide. Friends and family members can help when someone struggles with feeling suicidal.
Finding Telemedicine Services
If you want to find a telehealth service for ADHD care, you’ll need to keep a few things in mind as you search.
Make This Your Time to Thrive with ADHD
Advances in technology can improve your ability to manage ADHD symptoms. New tools and skills help many adults get a better handle on time and tasks.
The Science of Salt Lamps for ADHD
Pink salt lamps remain popular, and some people claim they benefit a person’s ability to focus. We looked to scientific research to shed light on this fad.
Are You a Hotline Hothead?
We asked our favorite group of experts—the ADHD community—for suggestions on what to do before, during, and after you call a customer service representative.
Planning or Hoping for a Pregnancy? Talk About Medication with Your Doctor
Medication during pregnancy is discouraged. Women who are considering pregnancy need to know the risks and benefits of medication and their options to continue treatment.
Brain Reward Response Linked to Binge Eating and ADHD
ADHD and eating disorders often co-occur. Researchers are beginning to understand how these conditions are related.
Professional Webinar: Your Non-Adherent Patients in Primary Care. Could It Be ADHD?
Groundbreaking research estimates life expectancy of adults with ADHD is reduced by 8.4 years, often the result of poorly managed co-occurring medical conditions, including obesity, substance abuse, and smoking.
Your Lifestyle Will Determine Your Future
Takeaways from the keynote address by Kathleen Nadeau, PhD, at the 2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD highlight the path to satisfying, functional, and healthy living for adults with ADHD.
What’s Up with Suggestions of Marijuana or CBD Oil for ADHD?
"I’ve been reading in social media that marijuana could help ADHD," a caller asks. "What do the experts think?"
ADHD and Suicide Risk Factors
Research shows that children, adolescents, and adults with ADHD are at elevated risk for suicide. Learn why—and what you can do about it—in this educational video.
Parent ADHD Unmasked
Perhaps it’s time to consider why you were able to tread water before, but find you’re drowning now.
Telehealth Expansion Means Doctors Can Prescribe Across State Lines
The federal government’s response to the pandemic has made it easier for doctors to prescribe ADHD medications for out-of-state patients.
My ADHD Helped Me Pivot a Business
How could we adapt our indoor adaptive gym, with its state-of-the-art exergaming equipment, during a pandemic?
Grow Out of ADHD? Not Likely
We used to think children could outgrow ADHD. Research and the lived experience of adults have shown us otherwise.
ADHD and Working from Home
Did you unexpectedly start working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Adults with ADHD may have a more difficult time with productivity and concentration. There are strategies and techniques that you can put into place to help you find ways to better manage working from home.
Understanding Emotional Meltdowns
Dealing with poor self-esteem, yelling, rage, or tears? The ADHD Volcano Model helps to explain challenging and sometimes explosive behaviors.
Adult ADHD and Emotions
You can learn how to tend to your emotionally reactive cycles.
CHADD Testifies at FDA Meeting
Read a summary of the comments from CHADD’s CEO regarding the development of abuse-deterrent ADHD stimulant medications.
ADHD and Self-Compassion
We often fail to give ourselves the benefit of the doubt we’d give our best friend. This is even truer for adults with ADHD.
Being Social and Making Friends as an Adult with ADHD
Sometimes you may feel that oversharing gets in the way of making and keeping friends. Two experts offer suggestions on improving your social skills.
Work from Home and Stay Productive
If you’re an adult with ADHD and want to be at your professional best—even during the strangest of times—simulate your office environment as much as possible.
ADHD and Hoarding Disorder: New Information
Researchers are learning more about the interaction of ADHD and co-occurring conditions. For those struggling with hoarding behaviors, there may be a more direct connection to ADHD than previously thought.
Webinar: Finding More Happiness for Both Partners When One Person Has ADHD
Couples with one partner who has ADHD share the same struggles as other couples, but frequently experience those struggles more intensely. Dr. Ari Tuckman will discuss how couples can navigate the process of balancing the need for some aspects of the relationship to change while also accepting the differences that remain.
Podcast: Tips for Managing Stress During the Holidays
The holiday season can be overwhelming for anyone, but even more so if you have ADHD. An expert on relationships offers ideas for dealing with holiday stress.
Plan Holiday Spending to Avoid Impulsivity ‘Minefields’
Shopping for gifts can quickly drain your budget. You can prevent a holiday disaster with a few easy tips.
Common ADHD Questions Answered During Awareness Month
Leading ADHD experts are offering answers to some of the most frequently asked questions and providing reliable information.
CHADD Introduces Its Adult Training Program on ADHD
We are proud to introduce Adult to Adult (A2A), our newest ADHD education and training program—and the first course is available free of charge through Sunday, August 9!
