David Letterman has his Top 10 list. Here's mine for helping kids with attention deficit grow up happy, confident, and connected.

How to help a child with sensory processing disorder.

Four ways to help your child to fib less.

Three ways to get your teen to stick up for himself.

Accepting your child's attention deficit isn't always easy, especially for tough, no-nonsense fathers. This mom helped it happen for her husband and their son.

We want you to know that Dylan isn't bad or rude, just wired a little differently.

Life is tough enough raising a child with ADHD. The last thing a parent needs is another parent judging her when she is doing her best. Most of you feel the same way.

Before my late diagnosis, attention deficit left me feeling insecure and inept. But I'm finally coming into my own as I do adulthood right.

Inviting friends over for dessert night finally forced me to get organized. My clean, uncluttered house was its own sweet reward.

Saying what you feel gets all the negative stuff out, so you have a clearer view of the positive. ADDitude readers give honest accounts of their journeys.

Just-diagnosed adults have questions about stimulants. Here are the answers.

How to pack your suitcase without wanting to pack it in.

A mentor may be the missing link in many ADDers' treatment plan.

If your child's ADHD meds help him in school but give him a bad case of tics, here's what to do.

A cute ball of fur, waiting at the front door, can do wonders for a child's or an adult's self-esteem and peace of mind.

Three tasty snacks that are good for our kids.

Many ADDers' spiritual beliefs keep them going when times are tough.

Slowing down through meditation, sharpening your child's focus with new brain games, and correcting food sensitivities can help you and your child lead a happier, more productive life.

ADDers can and should meditate--for lots of reasons.

Old-fashioned childhood games may be a game-changer for helping ADHD kids succeed in school and life.

Eggs, dairy, nuts, soy, gluten -- these foods could be making your child's symptoms worse. Here's how to determine if they are.