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"Smile -- It's ADHD Awareness Month" is the headline of a recent issue of ADDitude magazine online.




All of us have mentees and mentors—and often family members, co-workers, or supervisors—with ADHD/ADD. 

Becoming better informed allows us to work more effectively with youths and adults. Below are ADDitude's resources for attention disorder. 

http://www.additudemag.com/ Note the clickable tabs:

Adult ADHD

• Signs & Symptoms
• Relationship Problems
• ADHD Apps & Tools
• Organizational Skills
• ADHD Jobs
• Time Management
• Health, Sleep, Stress
• ADHD in Women
• ADHD in College
• Young Adults
• Adult ADHD Blogs

Parenting ADHD Children

• Oppositional Defiant
• Discipline Fixes
• ADHD Teens
• Parenting Strategies
• Health & Nutrition
• Organization Skills
• Social Skills
• Talking about ADHD
• Sleep
• Routines that Work
• Parenting Blog

ADHD Treatment

• ADHD Medication
• Alternative Treatments
• The ADHD Diet
• Treating Your Child
• Side Effects
• Treatment Options
• Medication Reviews
• Adderall
• Daytrana
• Straterra
• Vyvanse

School & Learning Disabilities

• Teacher's Guide
• School Accommodations
• IEP/504 Plan
• Organization Skills
• Sports & Activities
• Learning Disabilities
• Homework Help
• Behavior at School
• Work with School
• High School
• Working Memory

ADHD Symptoms & Diagnosis

• Signs of ADHD
• Types of ADHD
• Hypersensitivity
• Is it ADHD? Self Test
• Executive Function
• Getting a Diagnosis
• ADHD in Women
• Learning Disabilities
• Related Conditions
• ADHD Myths
• Anxiety & Depression

Find Resources

• Directory
• Free Downloads
• Free Webinars *
• Quizzes
• New Contest!
• Expert Answers
• ADHD News
• ADHD Topics A-Z
• Book Reviews
• ADHD Guides

Note: Jane, one of my students many years ago, shared this resource and several others. She has overcome much and used her ADHD "benefits" to be entrepreneurial. She has been and is successful in multiple arenas including her professions, motherhood, marriage, and advocacy for others with ADHD/ADD. 

* Several months ago, I listened to one informative webinar, which was a positive use of my time.

After posting this resource, we read many of the resources for students of all ages. Many aps, tools and strategies exist to help ADHD/ADD people overcome or compensate for their symptoms. Below are some sample screen shots from articles on college-aged.

youths. http://www.additudemag.com/resource-center/adhd-college-success.html  Ret. 10-2-14