AD/HD: An overview
Sometimes your child doesn't pay attention or follow directions, but is it AD/HD? A guide to diagnosing and dealing with this disorder.
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AD/HD With Other Disorders
Learn about disorders that often co-exist with AD/HD - and what to expect as your child is being evaluated.
Management strategies for parents: AD/HD
Learn to help your child with AD/HD by using practical and meaningful strategies geared to his level of development and his symptoms.
AD/HD and Common Coexisting Conditions
Ideally, a diagnosis of AD/HD should consider a child's symptoms as well as the degree to which they impair his functioning at home and school.
What Are the Criteria for Diagnosing AD/HD?
A proper evaluation for AD/HD should include a wide array of factors -- including a child's strengths and challenges.
AD/HD, Stimulants, and Substance Abuse
Media stories about stimulant medications for AD/HD are often misleading. Learn what research tells us about AD/HD medications and the risk of substance abuse in children and teens.
Inattentive AD/HD: Overlooked and Undertreated?
Inattentive AD/HD interferes with learning and friendships, yet it often goes undiagnosed. Learn what signs and symptoms to watch for -- and how to get help.
Managing AD/HD with medication: An overview
If your child has AD/HD, odds are that his doctor has recommended medication. Learn more about what treatments are available for managing this condition.
Foundations for Resilience in Teens With AD/HD
Dr. Sam Goldstein tells parents how to reduce risky behavior and foster resilience in their teens with AD/HD.
Teen Drivers With AD/HD: Realities and Risk Factors
Marlene Snyder, Ph.D. explains why driving is especially risky for teens with AD/HD. Yet, with extra time and effort, you can help your teen become a safe and competent driver.
