A Three-Step Process

Evaluation —> Diagnosis —> Treatment

Do you suspect that you, your child, or someone you know may have ADHD?  Do you or your child have behaviors that significantly impair your ability to function?  Has a professional in your or your child’s life — such as a doctor or teacher — suggested being evaluated for ADHD?

ADHD is a very real condition with very real symptoms and treatments. 

Step One:  Comprehensive Evaluation (see Comprehensive Evaluation of ADHD in Children or Diagnosis of ADHD in Adults for more information.)

Step Two:  Accurate Diagnosis by a trained and experienced professional

Step Three:  Appropriate Treatment Plan (see Treatment Overview for Children and Adolescents or Managing Medication for Adults with ADHD for more information.)

For in-depth information on this and many other topics,
see the complete list of  What We Know info sheets on ADHD.