These articles are a great way to learn more about ADHD.

Diagnosis and Treatment

Navigating ADHD

 By Tracey Bromley Goodwin and Holly Oberacker

From Assessment to Treatment: Developing a Comprehensive Plan to Help Your Child with ADHD

by Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. provides a thorough description of what must be considered when making an ADHD diagnosis.

Helping Parents Understand ADHD: A Common Sense Approach

by Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. explains what parents should be told when given an ADHD diagnosis for their child.

The Catalytic Role of ADHD

by Sam Goldstein, Ph.D. explores why children with ADHD often have other kinds of difficulties as well.

ADHD and Depression in Children

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. explains how and why depression often occurs in children with ADHD. For Members Only

Long-Term Outcomes for Children with Attention Deficit Disorder and ADHD

by David Rabiner, Ph.D.provides research results about children with ADHD and what happens. For Members Only

ADHD Medication and Dosing

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. provides more detail on how to measure effectiveness of a medication a child is taking. For Members Only

Two Questions: How Old Does A Child Need to be for ADHD to be Diagnosed? How Can I Help My Child Not to Be Discouraged by ADHD?

by David Rabiner, Ph.D.gives practical advice in these crucial areas.

Talking to Children with ADHD about Their Medication

by David Rabiner, Ph.D.

ADHD in Girls

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. discusses what we know and don't know about ADHD in girls.

Most Kids Don't Outgrow ADHD

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Life–Long Consequences of ADHD

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What is ADHD?

The first of three long article by Dr. Jim Chandler, a physician in Nova Scotia. He writes with forthrightness about ADHD and the difficulties it can cause for the child, the family, and the parents. For Members Only

Treating ADHD With Medications

The second in a series of articles by Dr. Jim Chandler. For Members Only

Non-Medical Interventions for ADHD

The third in a series of articles by Dr. Jim Chandler.For Members Only

Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) and Conduct Disorder (CD) in Children and Adolescents: Diagnosis and Treatment

An additional article by Dr. Jim Chandler. A long but very helpful article for parents of children who are more difficult to manage than just ADHD—thought to be 50 of those kids diagnosed with ADHD. For Members Only

50 Conditions That Mimic ADHD

This comprehensive article lists 50 other conditions that mimic ADHD from the possible to the rare. For Members Only

Behavior Issues

Parenting a Child with ADHD

by Alisha Leigh (Pseudonym) . Perhaps you've just learned your child has ADHD, and you are on an emotional roller coaster ride. Perhaps you've scanned this letter and felt an overwhelming sense of fear, frustration, or what next? Maybe you felt, "I can't do this." Consider yourself normal. Parenting a special needs child is a challenge, but you can do it. For Members Only

Behavioral Treatment for ADHD: A General Overview

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. provides a good starting point in learning how to discipline and motivate your child into good behavior.

What Does It Mean for Parents and Families When Their Child is Diagnosed with ADHD?For Members Only

by Anne S. Robertson

Tips for ADHD Management in Children

by Mary Fowler. 3 Steps For Improving Performance; 11 Way To Help With Self-Control and 8 Tips To Help You Be Your Child's Advocate. For Members Only

Coaching Tips for Parents of Children with ADHD/LD

by Steve Richfield, a child psychologist explains how parents can help by coaching their children when problems arise. For Members Only

The Impact of ADHD on Siblings

David Rabiner, Ph.D reviews some preliminary research in this important area. For Members Only

Child Behavior Management Tips

A simple list by Dr. Russell Barkley to help parents manage their ADHD children. For Members Only

Parenting the Adolescent with ADHD

by Arthur Robin, Ph.D.gives guidance on how to help your ADHD teen grow up. For Members Only

ADDvice for Parents of Children with ADHD

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. provides ideas on how to deal with some of the problems that often accompany ADHD

The Impact That Having A Child with ADHD Has on Parents' Satisfaction with Family Life

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. discusses some of the research in this area.

Executive Functions in Parents With ADHD

Although the importance of executive functions in understanding ADHD seems clear, a less obvious, yet important, correlation is the relationship between executive functions and the management of families with children who have ADHD. This relationship is significant since one-quarter of children presenting with ADHD will have at least one parent who also has ADHD. For Members Only

How to Deal with Sibling Rivalry

by Anthony Kane, MD.

ADHD and the Dysfunctional Family

by Susan Lasky. ADHD is frequently at the root of dysfunctional family situations. A dysfunctional home does not cause ADHD; although such an environment doesn't help. We now know that having a child or spouse with ADHD can cause a dysfunctional home. For Members Only

Nurturing Self-Esteem In Children

by Harold Meyer. How to improve self-esteem in children with ADHD. For Members Only

How Children Want to Be Parented

by Harold Meyer. An open letter from children to their parents giving advice on parenting.For Members Only

Academic Issues

ADD and Schools of the Future by Jeffrey Woolley.

Helping Your Adolescent with ADHD Get Homework Done

by Arthur Robin, Ph.D. explains how to use a contract with your ADHD teenager around homework.

Top Ten Things I Wish Students with ADHD Knew

by Patricia Quinn, M.D. gives common sense advice to students about their ADHD and their medicine.

College Issues for Students with AD/HD

An article from the National Resource Center for AD/HD.

Gifted Children with ADHD

by Deirdre Lovecky, Ph.D. explains the special needs of gifted ADHD children. For Members Only

Moving On to High School:A Tip Sheet for Parents of Children on Individualized Education Plans

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Giftedness in Children with ADHD

Maureen Neihart, Psy.D. covers much of research about ADHD and giftedness. For Members Only

Teaching Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Instructional Strategies and Practices

U.S. Department of Education. For Members Only

Using a Home-School Report Card for Your ADHD Child

by David Rabiner, Ph.D.to improve communication between parent and teacher.

Obtaining Educational Services for Your Child with ADHD

by David Rabiner, Ph.D.For Members Only

The Honeymoon is Over

Wanda Shwandt, a parent, provides ideas on how to help you ADHD child have a successful school year.

Educational Rights and ADHD

by David Rabiner, Ph.D. For Members Only

Moving on to High School

A Tip Sheet for Parents of Children on Individualized Education Plans

83 Accommodations That Can Help Students with Attention Deficit Disorders(ADD/ADHD) Perform Better in School

by Harvey Parker, Ph.D. For Members Only

Teaching Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Instructional Strategies and Practices

A long but very useful article from the US Dept. of Education with 130 suggestions for teachers on helping ADHD students in school. For Members Only

Understanding the Impact of ADHD and Executive Function Deficits on Learning

by Chris Dendy. For Members Only

Recently executive function has emerged as a key factor influencing school success or failure for students with ADHD or other learning disabilities. The speaker will provide a brief overview of 10 key ADHD facts that impact learning, plus a description of five components of executive function and their impact on learning. This nuts and bolts session also targets common ADHD related learning problems, plus offers practical strategies to address executive function deficits, including memory skills, organizational skills, written expression, and math performance.

As many as 50 percent of students with ADD and ADHD experience serious learning problems at school. This session will provide an overview of the link between deficits in executive function skills and poor writing and math skills plus spelling challenges. Practical interventions strategies for improving written expression, math performance and spelling will be discussed. In addition tips for helping these students improve their organizational skills plus complete homework and long-term projects in a timely manner.