ADHD diagnoses have been rising steadily in recent years, with a recent study suggesting as many as 1 in 9 children have it.

Occupational Therapist Nancy Haller of Keystone Life Skills Center specializes in working with patients ages 12-21 and shares some tips about how to help teens with ADHD succeed in school.

More from SheKnows How To Find the Right Therapist for Your Teen, According to an Expert ... and doctors have also missed a significant number of girls with ADHD. Girls are more likely to have ...

Recent studies reveal a concerning rise in ADHD diagnoses, particularly among children in the US and Sweden. While the exact ...

A Ponteland woman wants to demystify ADHD in women and girls and help others to "understand themselves" the same way she does ...

Teen with ADHD goes missing after being reprimanded for going bald On the day he went missing, the boy had gotten his head shaved by a local barber. “I was surprised by seeing his head bald with ...

The general public and teachers think boys with ADHD are more likely than girls to have behavioral problems (public: 52% vs 26%; teachers: 36% vs 18%, respectively), while girls with ADHD are ...

Among the most striking results is the belief that ADHD often goes unrecognized in girls, a viewpoint broadly held by the general public as well as those who are most familiar with the daily ...

A Ponteland woman wants to demystify ADHD in women and girls and help others to "understand themselves" the same way she does. Alice Patterson, 25, was diagnosed with the condition between the ...