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This site has been developed to help you learn more about AD/HD in girls and women. We hope you find the information contained here useful and that you come back often as we add content and other features.
AD/HD is a neurological disorder affecting millions
of individuals, limiting their potential, affecting their families,
and interfering with many aspects of their daily lives. For girls
and women, AD/HD is often a hidden disorder, ignored or misdiagnosed
by the educational and medical communities causing these girls and
women to suffer in silence. To address this problem, the National
Center for Girls and Women with AD/HD was founded in 1997 by Patricia
Quinn, M.D. and Kathleen Nadeau,
Ph.D. to promote awareness, advocacy, and research on AD/HD
in women and girls. We have continued this work at The Center.
Current diagnostic criteria that continue to emphasize
traits common to boys leave the majority of girls and women with
AD/HD to remain undiagnosed and misunderstood. Improved knowledge
and a better understanding of girls and women with AD/HD have the
potential to improve many lives and relieve countless women of the
shame with which they have grown up. To date, the medical community,
as well as the general population, remains ignorant of the unique
impact of AD/HD on females, but that is changing.

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Annual Virtual AD/HD Conference™!
Now you can get all the tools you need to succeed
from top experts,
break out of isolation as you connect with peers who've been or
are in your shoes, and save tons of money by attending from the
comfort of your own home, participating at your own pace!
The Virtual AD/HD Conference takes place October 3-6. I think the conference is a great opportunity to connect with your peers and get all the tools you need to succeed from the top experts in the world of AD/HD. I hope you’ll consider joining me there!
You can learn more about the conference, review the full conference agenda, read testimonials from people who have attended here: Virtual AD/HD Conference
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Pat Quinn, MD
ANNOUNCING: The Self-Assessment Symptom Inventory for Women (SASI)
Now available for personal use to aid in the diagnostic or treatment process. Click here to learn more!
Dr. Quinn's New Books for Girls and Women with ADHD
Attention, Girls! A Guide to Learn All About Your AD/HD
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100 Questions & Answers About ADHD in Women and Girls
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ON FACEBOOK ...
A unique online community where mothers of children can hear directly from other mothers about their experiences raising children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
Check it out at www.facebook.com/ADHDMOMS
NEW SOCIAL NETWORK for WOMEN with ADHD...
Looking for an opportunity to connect with other women with ADHD in a more interactive way?
www.WomenWithADHD.com
A new online social network founded by Terry Matlen and Tara McGillicuddy as an informal group for women with ADHD to get together, discuss ADHD related issues and to seek support. |