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Clinical articles and research information for parents, related to ADD and ADHD, including causes, risk factors, co-existing conditions, and treatment in children.

As always, information contained in these articles is not intended to provide medical advice or replace personal consultation with a physician.

Resources in This Category

• AD/HD and Enuresis (Bedwetting)

  http://ncpamd.com/adhd-and-bedwetting/
  Discusses possible connections, prevalence of enuresis in children, suspected causes, and types of treatment. Includes behavior modification, psychotherapy, allergies, and medication.

• ADHD and School

  http://ncpamd.com/adhd-and-school/
  Information on how parents can advocate for their child or teen while maintaining the child's sense of responsibility.

• Attention Research Update

  http://www.helpforadd.com/
  Free email newsletter about current issues and research related to attention deficit disorders in children and teens. Includes newsletters for teachers and health professionals.

• Executive Functions & ADHD

  http://www.lehighpsych.com/art_adhd.htm
  Overview of what they are and how ADHD affects these functions in children. Includes a chart with definitions, and associated dysfunctions.

• Gifted Students with ADHD: Between Two Worlds

  http://ncpamd.com/Gifted-ADD/
  Information for parents includes definitions, shared characteristics, specific challenges, evaluation and diagnosis, and treatment.

• Teens with ADHD

  http://www.chrisdendy.com/
  Provides information for helping children and teenagers with ADD or ADHD. Includes disorder types, articles for parents, school strategies, and treatment planning.

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