Several sports stars have come forward to say they have ADD. Here, three athletes -- including the co-holder of the "world's fastest man" title -- reveal how the condition helped shape them into who they are today.

Raising a child who has ADD isn't easy. Here's how to smooth out the rough spots and avoid common mistakes.

Still searching for work that works for you? Stop trying to shore up your weaknesses. Let your strengths and passions lead the way -- just as these three ADDers did.

Most newly diagnosed ADDers look for coping strategies. Terry Matlen found a new career.

The decision to send our troubled teen to a therapeutic wilderness camp was heart-wrenching. Were we doing the right thing?

Considering a wilderness program or therapeutic boarding school for your child? Some important considerations.

My ability to get into jams is rivaled only by my extraordinary talent at getting out of them.

Doing two things at once takes about 50 percent longer than doing them sequentially.

If your brain naturally runs in high gear, you may need some high-tech assistance to slow it down.

It's easier than you might think to complete large, multi-step projects. The key is setting priorities and making a schedule.

Hate to dust? Do laundry? Establishing routines will help you clean the house quickly — freeing you up to do more interesting things.

Childhood and adolescence can be dangerous times—especially for kids whose behavior is unpredictable. Here's how parents can lessen the risk.

Important considerations when pondering a "drug holiday" for your child.

That long planned vacation is just hours away — and you're up late, struggling to pack?? Here's the stress-free way to fill your suitcase.

No need to let impulsivity and distractibility stand in the way of a satisfying love life.

With a little coaching, children who are accustomed to receiving help can learn to enjoy helping others.