Children andadults with ADHDoften struggle withfocus, completing tasks, and remaining organized.
At a Glance
ADHD is perhaps more common than people realize.
The organization offers evidence-based information on the topic, facilitates support groups, and advocates for those with ADHD.
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Its a resource for those who were diagnosed with ADHD as children and are now navigating the adult world.
It is also a space foradults diagnosed with ADHDmuch later in life.
Thisinclusivenonprofit delivers reliable information on the topic and offers innovative approaches to living life with ADHD.
Facebook Groups
Facebook is home to many different groups for and by people with ADHD.
Its a text-based community (versus image/video-based) that offers in-depth discussions on topics related to ADHD.
Below is a list that you may find helpful.
Dr. Rosier is a member of the ADDitudeMedical Advisory Paneland the founder of the ADHD Center of West Michigan.
ADHD Podcasts
Podcasts are an excellent option if you find that you’re often on the go.
Check out some ADHD podcasts below.
Each episode dives into a new topic related to ADHD, often with an expert joining in.
Subjects discussed include advocacy, parenting, communication, emotions, and productivity.
ADHD 365 offers expert advice, and strategies for families, adults, educators, and professionals.
Today, there are numerous resources and organizations that can help you and those you love find support.
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