…established that children with ADHD have significant difficulties with emotional development, including more frequent shifts in and intensity of emotions, and difficulties regulating their emotions. Encouragingly, there is growing support…

…past decade, she has led local support groups for adults with ADHD and currently co-facilitates a CHADD online support group for women with ADHD with Jill Linkoff, an expert ADHD/executive…

…reviewers also examined parent support, training programs, behavioral strategies, and support groups in studies of children aged three to eighteen. They found that these supports improved symptoms while school interventions…

…with someone who is emotionally safe and who supports you. Pick places, people, and environments where you feel safe to unmask, even if that is an ADHD support group or…

…of organizations such as CHADD and its National Resource Center on ADHD, ADDA, NAMI, Learning Disabilities Association, and so forth. These national groups offer valuable support and education, as well…

…groups, covering everything from educators, entrepreneurs, couples, Black women, and parents of all ages and for groups like LGBTQ+, Jewish, Muslim, AuDHD, South Asians, and more. And if we don’t…

…age and beyond. For the past decade, she has led local support groups for adults with ADHD and currently co-facilitates a CHADD online support group for women with ADHD with…

…with the school or your local CHADD support group to find someone in your community who can help answer your questions and help you to advocate for your child. Ask…

The Toronto Adult ADHD Support Group, or TAASG, has dedicated itself to serving the needs of adults with ADHD for over twenty-five years. Through its impressive ongoing speaker series, participants…

…health and parent support. She brings a passion for reshaping how we understand and support individuals with ADHD or AuDHD and their families. Cindy Goldrich, EdM, ADHD-CCSP. Cindy Goldrich is…

…them to reach out for support. Parents who reached out for help during the study reduced their stress. Their children’s levels of stress also decreased. Where to find support? Parental…

…teenagers with ADHD, but applies at any age. Teens often reject the very support that could help them—refusing medication, coaching, or accommodations for fear of standing out. Adults, too, may…