October is ADHD Awareness Month. CHADD and the ADHD community are working to raise awareness and improve lives every day. Together, we can set the record straight on ADHD.

Tablets and cellphones can present an opportunity for media overuse. The good news there are some things you can do as a family to keep digital media use healthy.

Bullying does not have to be a part of childhood! Our newest NRC Video has tips to help your childen avoid bullying.

Young adulthood is a journey, and sometimes one that is through darkness. But just like when you’re crawling through a cave, there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

Pregúntele al Experto — a special Ask the Expert presented entirely in Spanish.

Stimulant medications have long been the first medication recommended for most children and adults. New research attempts to pinpoint which type of stimulant medication might be a better choice for most people.

Looking for ADHD resources near you? We’ve gathered some good information into one place for you.

Did you know one of the fastest growing groups of the population to receive an ADHD diagnosis are adults entering retirement? This important Ask the Expert Highlight gives information on how to cope with a diagnosis after 55.

The CHADD Professional Advisory Board has selected this year’s Young Scientist awardees.

ADHD presents a special risk for the casual gambler. Some adults with ADHD find that impulsivity and novelty-seeking can make gambling a losing bet.

The opioid crisis continues across the United States, leaving many healthcare professionals and patients in need of long-term medication management looking for information to help them make healthy choices regarding treatment. Very often ADHD stimulant medications end up included in well-meaning laws and regulation meant to reduce opioid medication abuse, leaving ADHD patients frustrated. In…

There are important questions to ask during your child’s IEP or 504 Plan meeting, but our guest expert has one very important one for you. Watch this Ask the Expert Highlight to learn what to say during this meeting that can improve your child’s learning experience.