Special Webinar Presentation ADHD Medication and College Students: Prevent Misuse, Abuse, and Diversion Featuring Kevin M. Antshel, PhD Friday, Jan. 29 | 12 PM, EST Are you concerned about the potential for ADHD medications to be shared or diverted among teens and young adults? Often, teens or young adults who share medication think they are…

Getting a stimulant prescription filled in a state other than where it was prescribed can be confusing. If you are relocating to another state for work or are a college student who needs refills to continue ADHD treatment, you’ll need to consider state and federal regulations along with new rules related to the COVID-19 pandemic.…

Question: We have worked closely with my son’s doctor and have a treatment plan that is benefitting him. We’re happy with how he is doing. But I have had several people suggest discontinuing the medication he has been prescribed and instead use different approaches, including herbal supplements, fish oil, neurofeedback, and mineral supplements. What I’d…

All Things ADHD Highlight How to Manage Family Holiday Stress Featuring Ari Tuckman, PsyD, MBA The holiday season can be overwhelming for anyone, but even more so if you have ADHD. Don’t despair! Dr. Ari Tuckman will help keep you from pulling out your hair. Spend just eight minutes with us and you will learn…

Many parents and some young adults look at ADHD symptoms and hope that maybe, just maybe, the young person will outgrow ADHD. While symptoms tend to change over time, and a hyperactive presentation can shift to predominantly inattentive, is it possible to leave a diagnosis of ADHD behind? At one point, as recently as the…

Question: In our extended family, we celebrate both Christmas and Hanukkah. Hanukkah is wrapping up now and Christmas is about to begin—which means there are a lot of presents for our children and their cousins all month long. We’d like to simplify our holidays, partly because we see our children becoming overwhelmed by all the…

All Things ADHD 2.0 ADHD and Working from Home Did you unexpectedly start working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Many people have been trying to adjust to working from home for the first time. Some who may have occasionally worked from home now need to restructure their previous workspace. Adults with ADHD may have…

The gift-giving season has begun. And for every gift, there is a gift-giver trying to balance thoughtfulness, how much to spend, and how much time is available before the holiday. Combined with the tendency toward impulsivity, shopping can become a financial hazard during the holiday season for someone who has ADHD. “Holiday spending is a…

In early December, many families make or finalize their holiday plans. Like most families this year, those affected by ADHD are also balancing health precautions and family dynamics along with the best ways to maintain treatment plans and routines. Pandemic fatigue has set in for many people. The upcoming holidays may seem like the perfect…

This is a busy time of year, complicated even more by navigating family needs during a pandemic. ADHD can complicate seasonal planning in the best of times. So, how can you manage this year’s holiday season, with its traditions and obligations, while managing ADHD symptoms and your family’s health? We asked ADHD experts and writers…

The 2020 Virtual International Conference on ADHD drew a record number of attendees. More than 1,300 people from around the world tuned in to be part of webinars, peer-to-peer groups, and the talent show. “This was a terrific event,” says Hermoine Wellman, CHADD’s director of Meetings and Events. “We had an unbelievable turnout. Attendees really…

Ask The Expert Highlight Online Learning: Teaching Students How to “Work From Home” Featuring Ezra Werb, MEd Is your child learning from home, either fully or in the hybrid model of some in-school and some at-home learning? Online learning can be very challenging for students with ADHD, and teachers are unsure of how to support…