Results from this survey provide useful information to parents seeking effective ADHD treatment for their child that complements what has been learned from research-based clinical trials. In particular, the findings highlight that no treatment as currently offered in community settings is likely to produce benefits that most parents will be satisfied and that persistence in finding what works best for one’s child may often be required.
Overlapping symptoms that can help you diagnose ADHD.
A new era of behavioral health integration December 30, 2016 What is Behavioral Health Integration? Many people visit a primary health care provider (such as a doctor, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant) to treat physical diseases and injuries. However, it is also common for patients to see a primary care provider because of behavioral health … Read more
CDC ADHD Primer to help you diagnose, treat and research ADHD.
Signs and symptoms of ADHD.
DSM-5 Criteria for diagnosing ADHD.
Audio presentation by Dr. Richard Gallagher on the pros and cons of Neuropsychological assessments for your ADHD student
ADHD is not a learning disability, but it may affect how you learn. By becoming knowledgeable about your learning disability, you can learn to tackle it.
What is ADHD? How can it be treated? How is ADHD diagnosed? These are just a few of the many basic questions asked and answered in this primer to help create a better understanding of the disorder for the diagnosed, and the parents of the diagnosed.
A new study has shown that students with ADD can have very high IQs but have difficulty with their working memories and processing speeds.