ADHD Weekly, February 4, 2021
CHADD Celebrates Black History Month
With the beginning of Black History Month, CHADD initiated a series of conversations on building a more culturally sensitive world though creating awareness, listening more thoughtfully, and developing a deeper understanding of the African-American experience in the United States. CHADD launched a dedicated webpage to Black History Month, sharing podcasts and articles featuring experts on…
Online Learning Leaves Some Students Struggling
Students struggled to adapt to online learning during the pandemic, say researchers, parents, and students themselves. Those hardest hit are low-income, minority, and students with special needs, including ADHD. “We are alarmed by what we are seeing across the country, due to the pandemic and the school closures,” says Jim Blew, Assistant Secretary for Planning…
Webinar: Finding More Happiness for Both Partners When One Person Has ADHD
Ask the Expert Finding More Happiness for Both Partners When One Person Has ADHD Featuring Ari Tuckman, PsyD, CST Wednesday, Feb. 10 | 7 pm EST Couples with one partner who has ADHD share the same struggles as other couples, but frequently experience those struggles more intensely. Often the non-ADHD partner feels the burden of…