ADHD
I. Authoritative information about ADHD
II. Recommended books
III. Additional resources
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IV.Assessment for ADHD
V. Research
VI. Disclaimers
I. Authoritative information about ADHD
Attention Deficit Disorder Resources
Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (CHADD)
International Consensus Statement on ADHD: A review of the scientific status of ADHD.
National Attention Deficit Disorder Association
Ari Tuckman, PsyD: Psychologist and ADHD expert.
National Institute of Mental Health
II. Recommended books
Taking charge of adult ADHD, by Russell A. Barkley. Guilford Press, 2010.
More Attention, Less Deficit, by Ari Tuckman. Specialty Press, 2009.
III. Additional resources
Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) (on this website)
Decreasing distractibility (on this website)
Georgia Tech Disability Services (ADAPTS): Ensuring equal access to institutional programs and services for students with disabilities. Student Services Building, Suite 210; 404.894.2563.
Georgia Tech Office of Success Programs: Offers study skills coaching and tutoring services for over 70 courses, with emphasis on introductory classes. ISYE Annex, Room 330, (404) 894-1945.
Regents Center for Learning Disorders (RCLD): Offers subsidized assessment for ADHD, LD, and other conditions for students in the University System of Georgia. Has a collection of articles on coping skills.
Timers: Mindfulness Bell (webpage based programmable chime); ProdMe (a programmable widget timer for Macs)
IV. Assessment for ADHD
For Georgia Tech students, see: Guide to Psychoeducational Assessment.
V. Research
VI. Disclaimer
Please see my disclaimer regarding the information provided on this website.
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Last updated 02.07.11
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