To continue to develop their understanding of the nature and management of their child or teen’s difficulties, families and educators are encouraged to consider the information available from the following websites.
The American Academy of Pediatrics provides research-based facts on child and teen mental health and development.
The American Association of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry provides fact sheets for familiesand hosts a number of Resource Centers for anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, depression, mood disorders, and other mental health challenges.
The Child Mind Institute has a number of helpful guides for parents and educator strategiesfor children and teens struggling with a number of challenges including ADHD, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and behavior disorders.
The Grant Halliburton Foundation in Dallas provides information to help families know what to do before a treatable illness turns into a crisis, and to help young people feel free to ask for help and to know where to get it.
The National Resource Center on ADHD is consideredthe national clearing house on current ADHD research. Funded by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), they provide a number of helpful fact sheetson the Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorders (CHADD)website.
Dr. Davenport has written a number of articles to help address the needs of children, teens, adults, and families struggling with many aspects of life. See our index of articles to help you start down the path of finding the help you desire and deserve.
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