Other than that, it may feel like you've been dropped out of the nest and expected to fly or fall. Don't despair, help is all around. From support groups, to internet sites, to books, there are more than enough resources to assist your child and your family in successfully dealing with this disorder. Following are some suggestions for where to begin and who to contact for assistance. Check your library out for more titles available on this subject.
Books are only the beginning.
Another excellent resource is the internet. Just type A.D.D into any search engine and you instantly have access to some of the best online resources available. From learning and parenting resources such as A.D.D. Warehouse, providing books, videos and other materials for parents and teachers, to ADHD Owner's Manual, a terrific site for learning and answering your questions, you can find virtually anything you need to know in cyberspace. For support and understanding, try one of the many clubs on Yahoo, or MSN created by people who also live with this disorder. Keep all lines of communication open in order to receive the full benefit of all resources available.