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Information for Parents of Children with ADD (ADHD)
Your child is lucky to have a parent like you who is actively
looking for answers. An involved, informed parent who advocates
for his or her child is the best resource that any child with
ADD (ADHD) can have. The sooner ADD (ADHD) is diagnosed and
treated, the better your child's chances to build a successful,
satisfying life.
If your child has ADD (ADHD), or if you suspect he or she
has ADD (ADHD), this is a place to come for answers. The following
articles can get you started on the right track
In addition, we (Patricia Quinn, M.D. and Kathleen Nadeau,
Ph.D.) have written a number of books for children with ADD
(ADHD) and for parents. For more information, or to purchase
the items listed below, just click on the title.
Resources for Kids
(click on the title below for more information or to purchase)
Resources for Parents
(click on the title below for more information or to purchase)
Send us your ideas
about future articles or information you'd like to see included
in this section for parents and kids. By letting us know what
you're looking for we'll be able to build this kids section
to better meet your needs.
Send us your answers.
Professionals aren't the only ones with answers! Share your
observations, the things you've come to understand about ADD
(ADHD), and the solutions you've found that work for your
child and your family. Many other parents can benefit from
your experience.
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