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Your child is smart, friendly, considerate, and creative — attribute sometimes overshadowed by her ADHD at school. Help the new teacher get to know her strengths and attributes with this letter.

Meet the teacher and improve your child’s ADHD in the classroom — and at home — with these effective back-to-school communication strategies.

Parenting teens who refuse to take their ADHD medication may be frustrating and heartbreaking. Here, parents in the ADDitude community talk about treatment rejection.

Parental burnout impacts mental health and is more common among parents of children with ADHD. Take our quiz to see if you’re burnt out.

Enter the ADHD parenting book sweepstakes to win a copy of "What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew," by ADDitude contributor Sharon Saline, Psy.D.

When rude and disrespectful behavior threaten your relationship with your ADHD teen, use this advice for parents.

Learn how to become the best advocate for your child with ADHD at school and ensure her educational rights to an IEP and accommodations in the classroom.

Executive function focused teaching strategies like Blurt Beans help students with ADHD and LDs build self regulation and inhibitory control.

Symptoms of burnout include exhaustion, feelings of cynicism, and a sense of ineffectiveness, among other signs. Take this 14-question test to answer, “Am I burnt out?”

Teacher-parent communication strategies to help educators navigate implicit bias and cultural considerations with families of color.