Parent-Teacher Partnerships to Help Children With ADHD
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How to Increase Success at School for Children With ADHD
Find tips on how to help your child with ADHD succeed in school. Get information about your child's educational rights.
How to Increase Success at Home for Children With ADHD
As a parent of a child with, you will often need to be the manager of the team that helps your child succeed. Find out how you can help.
Helping Your Child With ADHD Succeed at School
CHOP psychologists describe the role of parent-school collaboration in success of students with ADHD, and present practical school- and home-based behavior management strategies.
Executive Functioning and ADHD
A CHOP psychologist discusses executive functioning in children with ADHD, and provides practical tips for parents.
Helping Your Child With ADHD Succeed Socially
A psychologist from The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia discusses the effect of ADHD on peer relationships and ways to help your child improve his social skills and make and keep friends.
Finding a Provider for Behavior Management with ADHD (Behavior Therapy)
Access this resource and get answers to frequently asked questions about identifying a provider for managing ADHD.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - Developmental Milestones
Provides downloadable resources and videos to help parents track their children's development and act early if they have any concerns.
Preparing Students with a Disability for a Post-secondary Education
Penn State Educational Equity website provides a comprehensive checklist that students with disabilities and their parents can use to help prepare them for a post-secondary education.
Comprehensive review of ADHD diagnosis, parenting, treatment and more
CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), the national nonprofit that supports individuals with ADHA, offers an A-to-Z guide to ADHD.