Resources

Are you an ADHD Professional?
Are you spreading the word in your community?

Download the useful resources below, vetted by national experts, and spread them widely in your place of work, community, and schools!

ADHD Management and Treatment Options Videos

National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) has created an excellent resource that will help teens and families answer common questions about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Check out NAPNAP’s video series: Conversations About ADHD Management and Treatment Options, and share it with your patients.

The many faces of ADHD FACT SHEETS

In English

• ADHD in Teens
• ADHD in Women
• ADHD in Adults
• Parenting Children with ADHD
• Prevalence of ADHD in US

En Español

• Los Adolescentes con el TDAH
• Las Mujeres con el TDAH
• Los Adultos con el TDAH
• Criando a un Niño con el TDAH
• Prevalencia

Getting Specific

Common challenges surface for those with ADHD. We’ve developed posters and handouts that address a few of these: motivation, task completion, and the propensity for addiction.

• Motivated Handout
• Motivated Poster
• Completion Handout
• Joy of Completion Poster
• Addiction Handout
• Addiction Poster

The Many Faces of ADHD AWARD-WINNING ESSAYS

Strong, funny, vulnerable, determined, successful or maybe still struggling
Eleven essays by people with attention deficit explore the experiences and diversity of ADHD.

Step Up & Speak Out

What can you do to get the world up to speed on attention deficit during this year’s ADHD Awareness Week? We have suggestions on this free poster, Step Up & Speak Out. Download it now, share it, and take action!

And…

2012 ADHD Awareness Poster
7 Facts about ADHD

Our Mission

The mission of the ADHD Awareness Week Coalition is to educate the public about ADHD by disseminating reliable information based on the evidence of science and peer-reviewed research. Please feel free to download and disseminate any and all of the following resources with proper attribution. Please be aware that the ADHD Awareness Week name and logo may not be used to endorse or promote any product or service or for commercial purposes.