ADHD Resources

Curated, reliable resources for learning more about ADHD, finding professional support, and connecting with communities.

Professional Organizations

Finding a Specialist

A proper ADHD evaluation and treatment plan requires a qualified professional. Here's what to look for:

Psychiatrist

Can prescribe medication and provide comprehensive psychiatric evaluation. Best for complex cases or when medication is desired.

Psychologist (PhD/PsyD)

Can perform comprehensive neuropsychological testing and provide CBT, but typically cannot prescribe medication.

Neurologist

Specialist in brain and nervous system disorders. Some focus on ADHD, particularly when ruling out other neurological conditions.

General Practitioner / PCP

Can provide initial screening and refer to specialists. In some regions, GPs also manage ADHD medication after specialist diagnosis.

Recommended Books

Driven to Distraction Hallowell & Ratey

The classic comprehensive guide to understanding ADHD in both children and adults. Personal stories combined with clinical insight.

ADHD: What Every Parent Needs to Know Michael Reiff (AAP)

Official American Academy of Pediatrics guide. Evidence-based, practical, and written for families navigating ADHD.

Taking Charge of Adult ADHD Russell A. Barkley

Practical self-help guide by one of the world's leading ADHD researchers. Includes evidence-based strategies for daily life management.

The ADHD Advantage Dale Archer

Explores how ADHD traits that can be challenging in conventional settings often represent unique strengths in entrepreneurship and creative fields.

Online Communities

Reddit Communities

Forums & Platforms

YouTube Channels

Podcasts

Russian-Speaking Communities

Crisis Resources

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