Staying Informed Through the End of ADHD Awareness Month
It may be the home stretch but building ADHD awareness continues all year.
This is the last week of ADHD Awareness Month and we continue providing helpful content on the ADHD Awareness Month website. This past week we have shared great information from our ADHD experts:
Dr. Roberto Olivardia - lesser-known signs/features of ADHD in men
Dr. Adwoa Akhu - supporting both the ADHD and the non-ADHD partner
Dr. Scott Keel - ADHD and addiction
Dr. Sharon Saline - Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) – video
ADHD Coaches Organization - ADHD hyperfocus and distraction
Dulce Torres, LPC-S - parenting a child with ADHD – video
Phoebe Rocks and Hannah Marriott - how emerging digital tools can enhance ADHD research
People with ADHD are often very creative, out-of-the box thinkers. Although the video contest is over, we would love to see what you have to say as your perspective is important. Add your ADHD experience as a story, art, or meme.
A dreamscape of ADHD: Structured chaos, a sky of dreams, twisting thoughts, drifting ideas, and vibrant creativity.
Submitted by Michiko
“Parenting with ADHD has been both challenge and mirror. I’m learning to turn what were once called flaws—curiosity, sensitivity, restlessness—into strengths, and to build routines that respect how my brain actually works.”
ADHD at 42: From Grief to Grounded Self-Understanding
- David
My ADHD Brain
Submitted by Joshua Jensen-Fraser
More actions you can take:
Sign up for our mailing list for ADHD Awareness Month news and resources
Follow us on social media to join the conversation: Facebook, X, YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Bluesky, and Substack
Check out these offerings from the ADHD Awareness Month Coalition leaders:
Explore CHADD’s educational programs for parents, educators, adults, employers, and professionals
Make your voice heard with CHADD’s ADHD Advocacy Action Center
Sign up for ADDA’s free TADD Talks
Learn more about ADHD Awareness on the ADDA website
Enjoy ADDA’s free 30-day trial to see all the benefits of membership
Find out more about ADHD coaching on the ACO website
Find your own ADHD coach through ACO’s Directory of ADHD coaches
And if you haven’t done so already, register for the International Conference on ADHD 2025, November 13-15 in Kansas City, Missouri
The mission of the ADHD Awareness Month Coalition is to educate the public about ADHD. The Coalition leaders include the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA), ADHD Coaches Organization (ACO), and Children and Adults with ADHD (CHADD).