ADHD awareness month: the many faces of adhd
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What social challenges might adults with ADHD face?

Social challenges in ADHD arise from the interplay between individual differences in executive functions and everyday social skills, and the reactions of others, such as misunderstanding and negative judgments. Adults with ADHD often report that social situations can feel harder to navigate, and require more effort, than they appear for others. Common challenges include missing … Read more

What are the most common relationship issues when one partner has ADHD?

Under-managed ADHD in a relationship means likely angry interactions. But once you understand ADHD better, you can rediscover love.

Living with ADHD

Find options and strategies for parents of all ages of children and adults with ADHD from CHADD

ADHD and Parent-Child Relationships

Parent-child issues often involve communication, parental stress, discipline, behavior management, emotions, and academics.

How do K-12 educational accommodations support the treatment of ADHD?

Accommodations in Australian K-12 schools support students with ADHD using targeted strategies and teacher training to create inclusive environments.

What are some ways to reduce stress with ADHD?

Medication, therapy, or coaching reduce ADHD stress, while lifestyle, mindfulness, and communication build resilience

Understanding Girls and Women with ADHD

Unique factors make girls’ experience with ADHD different: including psychological risks, eating disorders, and general inattentiveness.

Is ADHD Caused By Bad Parenting?

Researchers do not yet know exactly what causes ADHD.

How can I improve communication at work?

Melissa Orlov offers some ideas on how to address ADHD challenges to communication at work without using ADHD as an excuse.

Children with ADHD just need more discipline: MYTH!

FACT: Developmental studies that have followed families over time concluded that discipline and relationship problems in families are the consequences of ADHD behavior problems in the children, not the cause.