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Many parents are burnt out, especially parents of children with ADHD behavioral problems.
A review of research for parents and caregivers on ADHD topics, such as: diagnosis, parental behavior, medicines and their risks, non-medicinal treatment options, etc. This summary can help you talk with your doctor about ADHD and your child.
Creating personalized goals is a great way to guide ADHD management and to successfully reach patients’ desired behaviors/outcomes. Although goals will change over time and can be adjusted, creating a plan and following a few specific tips can help individuals realize and sustain their goals.
Audio presentation by: Dr. Richard Gallagher.
A funny one hour film documenting Canadian comedian, Patrick McKenna—an ADHD diagnosed individual—talking to specialists about ADD and ADHD.
NIH Clinical Research Trials and You is a website that informs visitors about the importance of volunteering for clinical research in order to help treat, prevent and/or diagnose diseases. Visitors can also search for trials or enroll in research matching programs.
Use this guide to help you talk to your doctor, pharmacist, or nurse about your medicines for depression. The guide lists all of the FDA-approved products now available to treat this condition. You will also find some general information to help you use your medicines wisely.
Those with ADHD often have troubling sleeping at night. Try a few strategies to help ensure a better night’s rest.
Audio presentation by Mary Fowler on How to stop going in circles and actually get somewhere with your child’s educators.