A new diagnosis can sometimes feel very sudden, even if you suspected your child might have ADHD for some time. You can be left wondering, now what? You might become overwhelmed by navigating healthcare, treatment options, or special education services for your child. There are many resources to support both you and your child, but…

The number of adults and teens in the United States who have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine is growing daily, and that is good news in curtailing the pandemic. Medical professionals are hopeful that the US Food and Drug Administration will authorize for emergency use or approve a vaccine for children…

All Things ADHD: ADHD and Preventing Suicide Featuring Jill Harkavy-Friedman, PhD   Adult ADHD and Suicide Prevention The death of someone you love is often met with sadness. But the heartache felt by family members and friends can become more confusing and unnerving when the cause of death is suicide. Researchers say adults with ADHD…

CHADD Webinars: Communicating with Your Child’s Teacher Two-Part Series for Parents Sept. 17 & Sept.24 3 PM, EDT | Featuring Linda Karanzalis, MS Session 1: Let Me Introduce You to My Child, Friday, Sept. 17, 3 PM, EDT While children with ADHD tend to face several challenges at school, your child’s ADHD doesn’t necessarily have…