When you hear that refrain for the umpteenth time, don’t blow a gasket. Entertain your child with parent-approved attention-getters.

Take a step back to help your child move forward.

How to defuse the fallout when your child gets home from school.

Get through to him when he tunes you out.

It's 3PM, and this parent of an ADHD child is ready to turn in.

In the end, I did it my way.

If you can’t help blurting things, you can at least control what you say.

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Why you should never settle for second best.

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College prep could make the difference between passing and failing.

A little horseplay may help children and adults manage their symptoms.

Some ADHD kids — and their parents! — need all the homework help they can get. ADDitude blogger Kay Marner reviews three products designed to help improve learning and focus.

New study finds that nature works its magic.

Use your BlackBerry or Android to get things done, manage symptoms, and pay bills on time.

After an ADHD diagnosis, a child shouldn't feel down and out. He should be thinking, "Look out, world, here I come."

Experts say the earlier, the better. Many parents are not sure.

Three children go to ADHD summer camp and come home with a new attitude, friends, and lots of memories.

Organizing your desk and files can bring order to your life. Organizing your mind can change it.