The child struggling with words and sounds also seems distracted. Is she having trouble decoding the words or has she lost her attention for the task? For the teacher, it can be puzzling to work with a student who is struggling. The educator’s challenge may be in identifying whether the student is struggling with a…

You’ve made a mistake, but it’s not the end of the world. When ADHD causes you to mess up, you have the ability to make things right again.

We have all had the moment of wishing we could pull back the words or hoping to melt through the floor when we have said or done the wrong thing on impulse. But when you also have ADHD, it can seem like those moments come far too often. ADHD is characterized by impulsivity, often related…

CHADD Whiteboard Video: ADHD Is Real   How many people have ADHD in the US? What is the financial burden of ADHD? And where can you get help? Catch this ADHD Awareness video to learn more on where you can find help and information. Share with your friends to help them learn more about ADHD!…

Two months from today is Christmas, perhaps the biggest gift-giving day of the year. Are you ready to get ready to go gift shopping? Fall and winter holidays, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, new babies, new houses—there are plenty of opportunities coming up to give gifts to friends and family members. But when you have ADHD, the…

As we approach the end of ADHD Awareness Month, we take stock of the strides we have made in increasing awareness of ADHD as a health concern and a manageable condition. This year, we’ve worked as a community to “set the record straight” on ADHD. Through awareness-raising events across the country, through social media, and…

Ask the Expert Educator Edition tackles how classroom teachers can meet the needs of their students affected by ADHD and their classmates.

Externalizing short-term memory is an important part of managing ADHD. The classic “to-do” list can help you remember what needs to be done and keep you on track

A recently released study shows that African Americans are pursuing healthier lifestyles while relying on organizations and support systems dedicated to the African-American community. This can be significant when it comes to identifying and treating ADHD.

Are you and your adult son or daughter sharing a home once more? About a third of households are multigenerational, and among families affected by ADHD, this seems to be a growing trend. Here are some tips for creating a happy home.

What can you say when a friend says something that is stigmatizing or just plain wrong regarding ADHD? Former CHADD CEO Ruth Hughes, PhD, tackles the questions about rebutting ADHD myths in this special ADHD Awareness Month Ask the Expert Highlight.

Video gaming can be a great way to pass the time, but for some people it could be a problem. The WHO now recognizes problematic play as a mental health condition.