Does digital media use cause ADHD in teens? The evidence doesn’t support recent news articles making that claim. A researcher of ADHD in teens explains that digital distractions is not ADHD.

Are you wondering how to help your children make the most of screen time this summer? Our Ask the Expert Highlight helps parents make the most of digital play.

Your young adult has left the nest. How can you keep your communication strong at this time of life? We talk with an expert on ADHD in young adults for a better understanding of emerging adulthood and suggestions on keeping the lines of communication open.

Is your family moving during the summer? Many students who have IEPs or 504 Plans will be starting September in a new school, due to family moves or grade promotion into middle or high school. We took a look at what you need to know to help your student start off with the right academic plan.

Would you like to know more about mindfulness as another approach to ADHD symptoms management? Our short video offers a brief introduction.

Summer is here and we’re looking forward to easy living. But ADHD symptoms don’t take a season off. A leading expert in ADHD gives summer tips for helping to make this summer a good one.

The flight attendant says to put your mask on before fitting your child’s mask over his head. The same is true when both you and your child have ADHD—you need to address your symptoms first so you are in a better position to help your child. We talked with an expert on the steps to take to help yourself and family.

There are choices when it comes to deciding on a medication as part of your child’s ADHD treatment plan. Are you familiar with them?

Summer is a natural time of year for a medication holiday to help evaluate effectiveness and help your child experience a growth spurt or learn new behavioral techniques. We talked with a medication expert on what to expect.

New app lets parents follow their children’s development and start conversations with the doctor to help children stay on track.

Our latest video highlights the need for information on ADHD in the African-American community.

Spending time outdoors has benefits for children and young people affected by ADHD. Going camping as a family can strengthen your relationship while helping to improve ADHD symptoms.