There's a broad spectrum of help available for your child with ADHD or a learning disability like dyslexia.

Bounce back from life's challenges with these seven strategies.

The Individualized Education Program—or IEP—is more than a document du jour. It can be a blueprint for your ADD teen's success in high school and beyond.

Working with doctors you trust can help you parent with confidence. Here’s how to find the best team for your child with ADHD.

We asked ADDitude readers how they help their children cope with challenges at school and at home. Here are their suggestions.

When a mom and dad pull together to love and support their sons with ADD, miracles can happen.

Seven-year-old Jonathan Mooney thought he was a bad kid because he couldn’t sit still in class. As a 30-year-old, the author and public speaker now realizes his restless streak is the secret of his success.

Proper diagnosis and treatment of adult ADHD will improve your life for the better.

Get your house in shape for family and friends without driving yourself around the bend. We promise.

Running the household is the job ADD moms love to hate — here are some organization tips to make it better.

Is time not on your side? Here are eight ways to simplify life with adult ADD, so you can actually enjoy the celebration this year.

Here are some of the psychiatric drugs that doctors prescribe most frequently.

Is your ADD child misbehaving—again? We know how tough it is. Try these threat-free discipline tips to get results.

Look beyond the challenges of parenting a child with ADD to the little victories you pull off every day for yourself and your family.

If your relatives offer un-asked-for parenting "advice" for your child with ADD, the following strategies will prevent the next get-together from becoming an unwelcome visit.

Cutting back on sugary snacks could bring out your child’s sweeter side this holiday season.

"What if an ADHD child takes more than one med?"