CHADD provides education and training resources to help parents and caregivers understand ADHD and develop practical strategies to support children and teens at home and at school. CHADD also offers self-paced online parent education courses covering ADHD, creating an ADHD-friendly home, supporting children at school, treatment options, and executive function skills. Resources are available in English and selected parent education content is available in Spanish.

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CHADD provides education and training resources to help parents and caregivers understand ADHD and develop practical strategies to support children and teens at home and at school. Resources include information about Behavioral Parent Training (BPT), which teaches skills such as establishing routines and house rules, giving clear instructions, reinforcing positive behavior, using consistent consequences, planning ahead, and supporting children in public settings.

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The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) is a nonprofit organization focused exclusively on supporting adults with ADHD. ADDA provides education, information, peer connection, and practical resources to help adults understand and manage ADHD across different areas of life. Resources and programs include virtual peer support groups, workgroups, webinars, self-paced courses, an ADHD information library, community events, and a professional directory. Support groups address a range of interests and life experiences, including young adulthood, relationships, work, productivity, healthy habits, and other aspects of living with ADHD. Many resources are available online, allowing adults to participate regardless of location.

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