…Type, Publicity and More Finding Volunteers Find 2 coordinators: Identify 2 people that share your interest. Friends, professionals in the ADHD industry, other leaders in the community CHADD members Volunteermatch.com…

…When Ready, Set, Go becomes Ready, Set, Reset, outside professionals can help families and students frame these decisions with a growth mindset and a focus on long-term success. Janet Price…

…and organizing goal-directed behavior) are the primary reasons children with this form of ADHD struggle at school and at home. Treatment professionals and researchers refer to it as ADHD-Predominantly Inattentive…

…they can use today to improve their lives. The NRC makes CHADD unique, as all its information is vetted by leading professionals on its advisory board and researchers on ADHD…

…looked at how likely are people diagnosed with ADHD to die from their ADHD or its high-risk activities. These studies indicate that children are about twice as likely to die…

…high level of ethics and professionalism, integrity, exhibit excellence in judgement, and have an interpersonal working relationship with individuals, families and professionals affected by ADHD. 2024 Thomas E. Brown, PhD…

Podcasts CHADD’s All Things ADHD podcast addresses a variety of topics for anyone dealing with ADHD. Listen for interventions, strategies, and tips for parents, teens, adults, educators, and professionals. Become…

…professionals committed to promoting a vision of financial therapy. Find it at: https://financialtherapyassociation.org/find-a-financial-therapist. Christine Hargrove is a PhD candidate in couple and family therapy at the University of Georgia. Her…

…You may need to help your EA supplement with new approaches and/ or connect with professionals. Keep in mind that ADHD often co-occurs with other mental health diagnoses. Anxiety and…

When my son was diagnosed with ADHD, it felt like I was navigating a maze without a map. In some ways, his diagnosis at the age of four brought a…

…ring the alarm. But be careful of believing that you’re going to be their mental health provider. Professionals are required to do that type of care. We can do a…

…crisis, and action-entrepreneurs, emergency service professionals (police, firefighters, ER doctors/staff), or creative/artistic roles. It can be mind-boggling for partners (and sometimes the ADHD individual him/herself) to see a person be…