ADDA: ADHD and Your Relationship
ADDA
A free, self-paced ADDA course about ADHD, communication, and partnership.
Why consider it: Partners and family members of adults with ADHD
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ADDA
A free, self-paced ADDA course about ADHD, communication, and partnership.
Why consider it: Partners and family members of adults with ADHD
ADDA
Adult-first articles, virtual groups, and practical ADHD education.
Why consider it: Adults looking for support that starts with adult life
ADDitude
A short, clinician-authored article with five practical ways to get unstuck and start a task.
Why consider it: Task initiation and overwhelm
Edward Hallowell, MD
A contemporary general-audience book about ADHD traits, supports, and practical approaches.
Why consider it: Adults looking for an accessible ADHD book
CHADD
A starting point for finding ADHD-related peer support through local and virtual CHADD chapters.
Why consider it: Adults seeking structured community
CHADD
A grounded starting point for learning the basics from a long-running ADHD nonprofit.
Why consider it: Questioning adults who want a careful first overview
Edward Hallowell, MD
An accessible introduction to ADHD through stories and broad practical framing.
Why consider it: People early in their ADHD learning
How to ADHD
Short, compassionate videos that translate ADHD concepts into everyday situations.
Why consider it: Low-energy learning about task initiation, time, and self-understanding
Russell A. Barkley, PhD
A detailed, structured ADHD reference for adults who want more depth.
Why consider it: Adults who want a substantial reference after diagnosis