
ADHD Allies What’s the most overwhelming aspect of the holidays? Share your answer by taking the new poll on the Boxes tab.

ADHD Allies Holiday cheer can often come with its share of stress! Check out the Boxes tab for the new ADHD Allies™ Perspectives comment wall, and share your favorite time-saving tip during the holidays.

ADHD Allies Click the Advice tab to listen to a new podcast featuring guest contributor Dr. Birgit Amann and ADHD Allies™ leader Dr. Ari Tuckman, who discuss available ADHD treatment options and provide their tips for working with your healthcare professional.

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Many adults with ADHD are not properly diagnosed until later in life. Once they are diagnosed and treated for the condition, they often say they feel their life is back on the path to achieving everyday success. They are thrilled feeling like they can finally focus, are less distracted and can better manage their time.... However, the general public remains uninformed of the condition. Watch as our panel discusses and debunks some of the most common misconceptions about ADHD in adults.
*In 2008, these panelists were paid consultants for McNeil Pediatrics™, Division of Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Read More
*In 2008, these panelists were paid consultants for McNeil Pediatrics™, Division of Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Read More

November 4 at 1:53pm

ADHD Allies Are you also a mother of a child with ADHD? Check out ADHD Moms™ at http://www.facebook.com/ADHDMoms for information and tips from experts and moms just like you!

ADHD Allies Do you feel ADHD takes a toll on your personal relationships? Share your answer by taking the new poll on the Boxes tab.

ADHD Allies Maintaining personal relationships and a dating life can be made even more difficult by ADHD symptoms. This month, ADHD Allies™ leader Dr. Ari Tuckman shares some of his tips and insights via excerpts from his new book, “More Attention, Less Deficit: Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD.” Check out Part One right now on the Advice tab.

ADHD Allies How do you feel your ADHD treatment strategy helps you in your relationships? Check out the Boxes tab to share your thoughts on the ADHD Allies™ Perspectives comment wall.

ADHD Allies Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD) is a national non-profit organization working to improve the lives of people affected by ADHD through education, advocacy and support. CHADD will hold its annual conference at the Cleveland Convention Center on October 7-10. For more information check out our Announcements box below or visit http://www.chadd.org/conference2009.

ADHD Allies Which facts about ADHD do you believe are most important for the public to know? Share your answer by taking the new poll on the Boxes tab.

ADHD Allies For ADHD Allies™ leader Evelyn Polk-Green, an adult with ADHD and mother to two sons with the condition, laughter and a lot of understanding go a long way in keeping the peace in her household. Read the new feature on the Advice tab to hear more about how she and her sons have worked together to overcome their daily challenges.

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Overcoming life’s everyday challenges with ADHD begins with finding a healthcare professional to discuss your diagnosis and develop a comprehensive, individualized treatment plan. It’s important to identify all your symptoms and how they impact your life each day, as this helps your healthcare professional to focus on... your individual needs. Many adults find that medication is the first step toward managing their ADHD as you’ll see in this chapter.
*In 2008, these panelists were paid consultants for McNeil Pediatrics™, Division of Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Read More
*In 2008, these panelists were paid consultants for McNeil Pediatrics™, Division of Ortho-McNeil-Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Read More

September 22 at 3:06pm

ADHD Allies Each September, the ADHD community joins together to nationally recognize ADHD Awareness Week. Check out the Advice tab to see how Dr. Ari Tuckman has committed his efforts to raise awareness during this important occasion.

ADHD Allies It’s ADHD Awareness Week! ADHD Allies™ is recognizing this important occasion all month long and encourages you to take part by raising awareness of the condition. To find out how you can support ADHD awareness initiatives, visit the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) Web site at http://www.add.org.









