Don’t Try Harder, Try Differently
In this article, Melissa Orlov, the author of The ADHD Effect on Marriage and a contributor to ADDA’s eNews, explains that the myth about people with ADHD being lazy is just that... a myth. Read more...
NEWS
Mom, Dad… It Might Really Have Not Been Your Teen’s Fault
Driving With Attention Deficit Disorder
Learning to drive can be a difficult task for teenagers. Distractions on the road are abundant, and driving is one of the most dangerous activities for adolescents.
But for those with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, the challenges can be even greater, as John O’Neil describes in this week’s Science Times. Read More…
ADHD Drugs Not Linked to Increased Heart Risks in Adults
Study May Calm Fears That the Stimulant Drugs Can Lead to Heart Attacks
A study of 150,000 adults taking drugs for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) found no conclusive evidence that the medications increase the risk for heart attack , stroke, or sudden death from heart-related causes.
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ADDA signs letter to Congress to protect Medicaid stability protections.
On February 8, ADDA signed on to a letter with other national organizations urging Members of Congress to oppose efforts to weaken stability protections in Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP).
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Happy Mother’s Day from ADDA!
Being a Mom is no picnic! Being a Mom with ADHD in the mix is even harder. Today, we’d like to share our appreciation for your dedication and hard work. In this article from Judy Brenis, we’ve collected advice from moms with ADHD we know will help make your lives just a little bit easier… and you certainly deserve that, and so much more! Read more…
Disability Policy Seminar Resources Now Available
This past April, the Disability Policy Seminar was held in Washington, D.C. Sponsored by the Arc, UCP, AAIDD, AUCD, NACDD, and Self Advocates Becoming Empowered, the Disability Policy Seminar provided the opportunity for attendees to hear from leading public policy experts, disability advocates, and Congressional staff on current key policies important to the disability community. Resources and information including educational fact sheets on the Affordable Care Act, Social Security, and Federal funding can be found here...
ADHD Awareness Week 2012
ADHD Awareness Week 2012 will be October 14-20, 2012. Read more...
NEW ARTICLES
Does Coaching help College Students with ADHD?
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An Interview with Dr. Charles Parker
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Creativity Reigns: ADHD and the Artist
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Adults with ADHD: Who Are We Missing?
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Advocating for ADHD in the Departments of Correction
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The Adult ADHD Awareness Super WEBINAR - 2011
Click here to download the Adult ADHD Awareness Super Webinar recordings and handouts from October 19, 2011.
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