• ADD / ADHD Treatment - Finding Treatments That Work for Children and Adult

• ADD / ADHD in School - Helping Children with ADHD Succeed at School

• ADD / ADHD Medications: Are ADHD Drugs Right for You or Your Child? 

• ADD / ADHD Tests and Diagnosis: Diagnosing ADHD in Children and Adults 

• ADD / ADHD in Children: Recognizing the Signs and Symptoms

Related links for parenting a child with ADD/ADHD

ADD/ADHD parenting advice

• Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (PDF) – Covers most aspects of ADD/ADHD. See pages 10-14 for behavioral modification strategies that involve parents. (National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities)

• Parenting a Child with AD/HD – Succinct but comprehensive article followed by a long reading list. (National Resource Center on AD/HD)

Behavioral strategies for dealing with ADD/ADHD in children

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder : Behavioral Management – Excellent article that discusses not only establishing rules and rewards and improving concentration but also strategies for dealing with aggression and where to set priorities. (University of Maryland Medical Center)

• Non-Medical Interventions for ADHD – Written by a physician, this down-to-earth article provides a lot of practical advice for parents, with a refreshing recognition that yes, doing everything you need to do to help a child with ADD/ADHD is tough. (Attention Deficit Disorder Resources)

• How to Parent Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder and Parenting 101 – Although this commercial site is selling its own program and books, it offers an enormous amount of clear, well-described guidelines and strategies for parents of children with ADD/ADHD. Pull down the Parenting menu for advice on everything from sibling rivalry to choosing a babysitter. (Child Development Institute)

More strategies for dealing with childhood ADD/ADHD

• Helping Your Teen with ADD (ADHD) Prepare for Independence – Excellent, age-specific tips for helping your teenager handle money, chores, driving, and schoolwork; manage their time; and take responsibility for their health. (ADDvance.com)

• ADHD and Social Interactions – Describes how parents can help their children with ADD/ADHD recognize emotional facial expressions and social cues more easily. (4ADHD)

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