Home
·
Register
·
NRC Library
About AD/HD & ADD
What is AD/HD or ADD?
The Disorder Named AD/HD (WWK1)
AD/HD Predominantly Inattentive Type (WWK8)
Myths & Misunderstandings
Causes and Brain Chemistry
Pathophysiology (Brain Differences in AD/HD)
PAB Statement on Environmental Factors and AD/HD
The Science of AD/HD
Surgeon General's Reports
AD/HD: A Public Health Perspective
Statistical Prevalence
What We Know - Info Sheets on AD/HD
Diagnosis & Treatment
Diagnostic & Treatment Guidelines
Symptoms and Diagnostic Criteria
AMA Policy Statement
Diagnosis of AD/HD in Adults (WWK9)
Diagnosis of AD/HD in Adults (WWK9S)
NIH Consensus Statement
NIMH Multimodal Treatment Study
AAP Clinical Practice Guidelines
AACAP Practice Parameters
Comprehensive Assessment of AD/HD in Children
Rating Scales and Checklists
Professionals Who Diagnose and Treat AD/HD
Hospital and University AD/HD Centers
Treatment Overview
Medication Management
Managing Medication for Children and Adolescents with AD/HD (WWK3)
Managing Medication for Adults with AD/HD (WWK10)
Managing Medicine for Children and Teenagers with AD/HD (WWK 3 short version)
Managing Medication in Adults with AD/HD (WWK 10 short version)
Behavioral Treatment
Psychosocial Treatment for Children and Adolescents with AD/HD (WWK7)
Behavioral Treatment for Children and Teenagers with AD/HD (WWK 7 short version)
Complementary and Other Interventions
Complementary and Alternative Treatments (WWK6)
Deciding on a Treatment for AD/HD (WWK 6 short version)
Complementary and Alternative Treatments: Neurofeedback (EEG Biofeedback) and AD/HD (WWK6A)
Parent Education and Training
Coexisting Conditions
AD/HD and Coexisting Disorders (WWK 5)
AD/HD and Coexisting Conditions: Tics and Tourette Syndrome (WWK 5A)
AD/HD and Coexisting Conditions: Disruptive Behavior Disorders (WWK 5B)
AD/HD and Coexisting Conditions: Depression (WWK 5C)
AD/HD and Coexisting Conditions: AD/HD, Sleep and Sleep Disorders (WWK5D)
Pediatric Bipolar Disorder
Substance Abuse and AD/HD
Dealing with Systems
The Legal System
Legal Rights: Higher Education and the Workplace (WWK14)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Job Discrimination
Criminal and Juvenile Justice
Finding an Attorney or Legal Advocate
Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA)
Legal Rights: Higher Education and The Workplace (WWK 14 short version)
The Insurance System
Public Health Insurance
Private Health Insurance
Paying for Medications
Public Benefits Programs
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
Educational Issues
Educational Rights
Section 504
IDEA (The Individual with Disabilities Education Act)
State Departments of Education / Special Education
Educational Rights for Children with AD/HD in Public Schools (WWK4)
College
Succeeding in College (WWK13)
Scholarships & Financial Aid
For Teachers
Resources for Teachers
Living with AD/HD: A Lifespan Disorder
Organization and Time Management
Time Management: Learning to Use a Day Planner (WWK11)
A Guide to Organizing the Home and Office (WWK12)
Parenting Children & Teens
AD/HD and Driving
Medication Diversion
Info for Teens
Parenting a Child with AD/HD (WWK2)
AD/HD and Teens: Information for Teens (WWK20A)
AD/HD and Teens: Information for Parents (WWK20B)
Relationships & Social Skills
Peer Relationships
Marriage and Partnerships
Social Skills in Adults with AD/HD (WWK15)
Interacting with Others: Tips for Adults with AD/HD (WWK 15 short version)
Workplace Issues
Succeeding in the Workplace (WWK16)
AD/HD and the Military
Women & Girls
Women and AD/HD (WWK19)
Coaching
Coaching for Adults with AD/HD (WWK18)
Managing Money (WWK17)
Other Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Ask a Question About AD/HD
Register With the Center
About the National Resource Center
NRC Library
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Search
Search:
Is there a simple test to diagnose AD/HD?
Can you help me find a doctor or mental health professional?
What is Section 504?
My child has been diagnosed with AD/HD; isn't he automatically qualified for Section 504 services?
I'm an adult; doesn't AD/HD only affect children?
View all Frequently Asked Questions
Ask a question about AD/HD
Print Page
·
Email Page
·
About Us
·
Contact Us
Terms of Use
·
Privacy Policy
·
Site Map