…disabilities.  Sue Cook Christakos, JD defines four levels of support that colleges can provide. She recommends knowing the level of support a college age student needs and researching colleges to…

…CHADD’s ADHD online courses include both short video lessons about ADHD and downloadable resources that you can read at your convenience. Throughout CHADD’s self-paced online courses, you will receive support…

…sessions, helpful videos, and short articles from experts. Tiered student support model Guided by the public health model of Multi-tiered Systems of Support, we develop, implement, and evaluate tiered supports…

…agencies, large groups, or universities offer this. If not, look to tutoring groups at your school, library, or community for help. With a bit of a “written prescription” from the…

…and turning work in on time) independently. Managing independently does not mean managing without support. Assistive technology, for example, or even a low-tech planner provides support that can be independently…

…easier Join a support group. Parents will find additional information, as well as support, by attending local CHADD meetings where available. You can find the nearest chapter to your home…

…without supervision, or that the parent is not available to provide support. This information must be taken into account, and the school should attempt to address these barriers to allow…

…supports and strategies that you can put into place in advance. You can create a path toward responding instead of reacting. You can create a “circle of care.” A circle…

…supportive of the developmental needs of your child. How do they handle discipline, emotional coping, organizational development, and peer relationships? Does the camp hold a philosophy that will support your…

…She is also the group founder and co-coordinator of Kansas City’s award-winning CHADD chapter, ADHDKC, twice recognized as the organization’s chapter of the year. Prior to being elected president of…

…Instead of someone else supporting you, however, you get to support you. Instead of making an abrupt departure when a social event becomes intolerable for you, why not have a…

…compelled to deliver treatment in a group? How do you handle that? Dr. Richard Gallagher: We had done some work with groups that were first, we had an opportunity to…