Are you forgetting to pay bills? Living in a disorganized environment?

What is the specific source behind your child's ADHD?

Learn how the brain can be retrained to improve focus for those with ADD and ADHD.

How can it be possible that some of the most accomplished actors, business professionals and athletes all suffer from ADHD?

A severe deterioration is happening in the collective health of our nation's children. But, drugs should be a last resort, not an automatic response.

Twenty years ago, we hardly heard of ADHD, an acronym for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. 

Today, the term ADHD is so loosely used that anytime anyone feels they are unfocused, overly scheduled or mentally cluttered they may say “I’m so ADHD.” 

But, are they? 

When is it just a simple lack of focus due to stress or bad habits and when might it be ADHD?

Dr. Sanam Hafeez is a NYC based licensed clinical neuropsychologist, teaching faculty member at the prestigious Columbia University Teacher’s College and the founder and Clinical Director of Comprehensive Consultation Psychological Services specializes in ADHD and other learning disorders. 

She offers some characteristics, that when chronic tendencies, could mean ADHD and thus worth getting screened for it.

ADHD is not a discipline problem. It is a medical condition that presents as a set of symptoms with a range of possible underlying causes unique to each child.

Are drugs the answer for addressing ADHD symptoms?

New research points to an "adventure" gene in those who have ADHD.

Pediatric ER physician Dr. Pip Spandorfer discusses developmental disorders, in particular Attention Deficit & Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Autism spectrum Disorder.

How can it be possible that some of the most accomplished actors, business professionals and athletes all suffer from ADHD?

Withholding treatment for ADD or ADHD is like withholding glasses from someone who can't see.

If you suffer from ADHD, learn firsthand from a fellow sufferer on how this condition actually comes with benefits.

If you happen to be in love with someone with ADHD, here are some things you may not know.

Life with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, autism, dyslexia or other "invisible disabilities" can be isolating and, too often, filled with shame and silence.

What if you could harness some of your ADD "symptoms" to create a happy, fully functional life?

Could doing something as simple as improving your child's diet help with ADHD?

If your kid is complaining about school, should you get involved? Or just "wait and watch"?

If you or someone you know suffers from ADHD, you cannot afford to miss this interview.

The AAP recommends screening children for autism at 18 months, but research suggests subtle warning signs may be apparent even earlier.

Wendy Davis, star of Army Wives, shares her views and experiences as an adult living with ADHD.

What are the best treatment options for your ADHD child?

Minority kids have been shown to be at a disadvantage for medical care. Could they also be at risk for a missed autism diagnosis?

Learn how to prevent and stop tantrum behavior once and for all.

A recent study discovered a racial disparity in care for children diagnosed on the autism spectrum. Is your child receiving inferior care?

If your child has a developmental delay but is now entering his or her teens, transitioning to an "adult" doctor can be a challenge.

Recognizing the role that hormone imbalances play in the development of ADHD may lead to exciting new treatment options.

Learning these ten principles for managing ADHD may help you to maintain a pleasant relationship with your child.

Learn about a groundbreaking program for parents seeking to reduce their child's ADHD symptoms.

Researchers have identified a connection between childhood ADHD and deficiencies in essential fats and phospholipids.

Have you noticed delays in your child's motor development? This is common in kids, so early recognition is key.

A recent study found that ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder) in childhood can linger into adulthood for many and can be linked to an increased risk for a wide range of psychiatric disorders.

It's not always easy for ADD/ADHD children to get involved in sports. But getting children involved and engaged safely in sports is vital for a lifetime of healthy activity.

A growing number of adults are discovering that Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is not just a problem for children, but is the disorder being over-diagnosed?