ADHD Weekly, May 7, 2020

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Find New Ways to Celebrate Your Teen’s Graduation

For teens in their senior year of high school, the traditional rites of passage, including sports championships, proms, theatre performances, and graduation, have been abruptly canceled. The COVID-19 pandemic has closed school campuses and caused all activities to be suspended. Young people with ADHD, along with their peers, looked forward to these events throughout their…



Staying Connected Online

As individuals and families follow social distancing guidelines intended to reduce the transmission of COVID-19, video conferencing programs and websites have suddenly become the way to visit with other people. When you have ADHD, it’s important to have the support of family members and friends. For some, regular meetings with counselors, coaches, and professional organizers…



Webinar: Academic Accommodations in College

Ask The Expert Highlight On Their Own: Helping College Students with ADHD Featuring Theresa Maitland, PhD High school is coming to an end. Many graduates are preparing for college, either on campus or online. Are you and your high school senior wondering what academic resources there are to support her during her first college semester?…