Many teens and most young adults go through a period of time doubting their need for ADHD treatment. Often they will self-regulate or stop medication altogether.

Motivating children who are dragging their feet can be a daunting task. Author Ann Dolin has some ideas that you can use to help your children be better organized without you becoming the “bad guy” in the first Ask the Expert webinar this month.

ODD often co-occurs with ADHD. Do you know what to do when your child has this dual diagnosis? We talked with an expert about where to begin.

Your child may still be a teen, but the time is coming for him to manage his own ADHD treatment and healthcare. What life skills does he need to be ready?

Watch this Ask the Expert Highlight to learn about support options available for college students with ADHD and how they differ from support in high school.

Are you considering adding medication to your child’s treatment plan? We talked with an expert about what to expect from medication when treating ADHD.

Does having ADHD put your child at an increased risk of injury? Research points toward head injuries being related to ADHD symptoms in some young people. We have some ideas to reduce the risk whenever possible.

Why do some people look for, or prefer, alternative and complementary interventions for ADHD symptoms? Some people are dissatisfied with standard treatments, or are looking for interventions supported by their values. The good news is there are several approaches that can be helpful for ADHD symptoms.

Job accommodations can be vital for successful employment for adults affected by ADHD. Melanie Whetzel of the Job Accommodation Network provides information on the most common limitations associated with ADHD in this Ask the Expert Highlight.

Sometimes the key to workplace success is as simple as a few accommodations to work around your ADHD symptoms. We took a look at the law and a few steps that can help you navigate workplace accommodations.

Parents looking to find good meals that help their children manage their symptoms and adults hoping to add another tool to their lifestyle management will be interested in this Ask the Expert webinar.

Frequently, depression co-occurs with ADHD for both adults and children. How can you tell when depression symptoms are due to ADHD struggles and when they are separate from ADHD? We talked with an expert who treats young adults experiencing both conditions.