Despite being the most common neurodevelopmental disorder in children, students with #ADHD continue to fall through the cracks in our education system.
Most students with ADHD can be accommodated in a regular classroom setting, provided their teacher is appropriately supported by administration and has adequate knowledge about the disorder. With the proper treatment and support - children with ADHD can grow up to be productive, successful and contributing members of society. Learn more at caddac.ca/wp-content/uploads/Equitable-Access-to-E…
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Looking to learn more about all things #ADHD? Our free webinar archive has a wealth of information for those new to their ADHD journey.
Explore our videos and stay tuned for upcoming webinars at caddac.ca/programs-and-events/#webinars
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CADDAC's bilingual #ADHD Resource Navigator works with families and individuals affected by ADHD to identify ADHD-specific and other #mentalhealth resources in their communities. In addition, our Find A Resource Map can guide you toward clinics, counsellors, coaches and other #ADHDsupport systems in your immediate area.
Take a step toward finding help and support by visiting www.caddac.ca
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There is no way around a Monday — only through it! Start your week off on the right foot with a bit of #MondayMotivation.
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ADHD frequently co-occurs with specific learning disabilities, and is present in 15-40% of children with #ADHD. However, strong evidence indicates that ADHD itself is also associated with poor educational outcomes even without an accompanying learning disorder.
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Many families and individuals in Canada struggle to find #ADHDResources in their communities. We’re here to connect you with credible assessment and treatment resources, and provide a better understanding of #ADHD itself. With your support, we can do so much more. Donate today at caddac.ca/ways-to-give
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Subscribe to CADDAC’s twice-monthly #newsletter for the latest #ADHD news, awareness, upcoming events and advocacy efforts straight to your inbox. 📬 Sign up today at caddac.ca/subscribe-to-caddac/
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Our 15th Annual Conference is coming to #Calgary, Alberta, this fall! We will be joined by over a dozen #ADHD experts for a weekend filled with education, tips, resources, and community connection. To view our complete list of speaker abstracts and bios, the conference agenda, and to purchase tickets, visit caddac.ca/programs-events/caddac-2023-annual-adhd-…
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Let’s get the word out to those who need to hear the message! In just two minutes, you can help advocate for greater #ADHDAwareness, resources, support and treatment options by contacting your local Provincial or Federal Government representative. Just fill in the fields and hit send.
Send your Provincial and/or Federal Letter at caddac.ca/right-to-adhd-treatment-letter-writing-c…
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Children and Adolescents with ADHD are at risk for a variety of long lasting educational, vocational, and social impairments that are associated with the core symptoms of the disorder. If #ADHD is identified and treated in childhood and adolescence, there’s a higher chance for a positive outcome.
With your support, CADDAC can do so much more. Donate today at interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?n…
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Welcome to CADDAC's Youtube channel! We feature video and audio content that addresses an often-misunderstood disorder... ADHD.
The Center for ADHD Awareness, Canada (CADDAC) is a national charity providing leadership in awareness, education, and advocacy for individuals with ADHD, as well as their caregivers, teachers, colleagues, communities, and elected officials across Canada.
Through generous donations, our key programs and initiatives include CADDAC's Executive Functioning program, group coaching programs, resource navigator program, educational events, awareness campaigns and advocacy initiatives.
Join us at www.caddac.ca to learn more about ADHD!