ADHD Resources
Learning about ADHD is ongoing learning. A wide base of knowledge is available in many different formats. Whether you are thinking about whether you have ADHD, have recently been diagnosed, or have been diagnosed for years, these are resource to live your authentic life. This list of associations, websites, and books is just a beginning for you. Here’s a list of some of my favorite ADHD resources.
Associations
ADDA-SR mission is provide a resource network, support individuals impacted by ADHD and related conditions and to advocate for the development of community resources. Local to the Houston area, ADDA-SR support groups meet throughout the community monthly. Finding support makes a difference.
The ADDA was founded to help adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) lead better lives. ADDA offers Virtual Peer Support Groups and Workshops as well as webinars. Learning online helps you know more about ADHD.
CHADD improves the lives of those affected by ADHD. CHADD offers it’s Resource Directory, Parent to Parent classes and conference. Learning from other parents about ways to support your child makes your job easier.
The ACO is the worldwide professional membership organization for ADHD Coaches.
Whether you’re a coach, looking for help, or curious about ADHD coaching, this is the association for you. ADHD coaching supports a well balanced, goal oriented life.
Websites
Peter Shankman shares his tricks, secrets, and hacks for daily life both professionally and personally. Peter finds ADHD a gift!
Hosted by Edward Hallowell, this is a site for sharing ADHD resources including Top 10 findings on ADHD and Top 10 Questions about ADHD. Dr. Hallowell is a prominent authority on ADHD.
ADDitudemag.com offers strategies and support for adults and children. There are free weekly webinars on a variety of topics. ADDitudemag offers a variety of information related to school, work and home.
Books
The latest research on children with executive function challenges and ways to help.
Neuropsychiatrist Daniel G. Amen, MD shares the multiple types of ADHD and different treatments.
This book is a collaboration of Kathleen Nadeau and Judith Kohlberg. The authors share the most effective and practical strategies from ADD experts in two important fields — professional organization and clinical psychology.
Dr Hallowell writes about recognizing challenges from early childhood using case studies.
Written by Ari Tuckman, this book offers insights into the experiences of ADHD as well as tips to work through executive function challenges.
Learning about ADHD is a way to grow. It’s a solid support for you, your family, your friend or your co-worker. The more you know, the more you will want to know. Start on your journey with these resources.
Check out other tips and tricks for ADHD here on my blog too.
