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Living with AD/HD: A lifespan disorder


Info for Teens

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As a teen, you probably have heard about AD/HD.  Maybe you heard about it on TV, or studied it in class, or know someone who takes medication because he (or she) has this condition.  Maybe even you have been diagnosed with AD/HD.  In either case, you're here because you want to learn more.

The links below are to two new brochures that were prepared especially for you.  They answer the questions that teens are asking about AD/HD. 

The first provides basic information:  what AD/HD is, who gets it, what to do if you think you have it. 

The second is about specific treatments for AD/HD, including medications that we know are helpful.  (These are in PDF and require the free Adobe Acrobat Reader.)


Single copies of these are available through the National Resource Center on AD/HD. Bulk copies are available for purchase directly from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) at:
  • AAP Bookstore or
  • 888-227-1770 or
  • American Academy of Pediatrics
    141 Northwest Point Blvd
    Elk Grove Village, IL 60007-1098
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