ADHD Information for Parents and Caregivers

As a parent or caregiver, you play a key role in helping to treat your child's condition. You can offer your support in a variety of ways:

  1. Find the right healthcare professional(s) to work with your child.
  2. Learn as much about ADHD as you can from trusted sources.
  3. Work closely with your child's teachers and other school personnel.
  4. Play an active role in your child's ADHD therapy.

    5. With professional and family support, and the right structure in place at school and at home, children with ADHD can improve school performance, develop friendships, interact well with peers, and be part of calmer, happier homes.

    The more you know about ADHD, the better prepared you are to help your child.

    What is ADHD?

    Understanding all there is know about ADHD is the first step to successfully treating your child's condition. The first step is understanding the definition of ADHD directly from the professionals.

    ADHD Fact & Fiction

    Many myths surround ADHD. Here are some of the more common misconceptions, along with related facts, gleaned from the latest research.

    Symptoms in Childhood

    Becoming familiar with the symptoms of ADHD can be a great help in talking with educators and healthcare professionals about ADHD.

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