Harold Meyer, M.B.A., SCAC and Board Certified, is the founder of The A.D.D. Resource Center. Hal’s interest in ADHD began with the diagnosis of his son in 1989. He began CHADD of New York City with the goal of providing parents, adults, educators and health/treatment professionals with current information, education, advocacy, support and referrals for ADHD-related issues. He continues to advocate for individuals with ADHD through his involvement with IAAC, the Institute for the Advancement of ADHD Coaching, where he serves as past President.
Harold Meyer, M.B.A., SCAC: ADHD Advocate
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Teens with ADHD
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Marriage
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Parent-Teacher Cooperation
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