A lot of people find our site while searching for an ADHD-friendly college. Parents hope to find the perfect program to take their place when their son or daughter heads off to college. There are a host of factors that parents use to judge if a school is appropriate: cost, size and location. There are 5 other criteria you can use to determine if a college is a good fit.
At the risk of sounding like your parents, we want to check in with you about the 4th of July celebrations. Did you make … Read More
We are currently raising money to extend this school-based coaching program for at risk youth for another year. All funds raised this summer will be matched, dollar for dollar, by the Johnson Scholarship Fund (JFS).
The 2012/2013 Shire ADHD Scholarships were announced last week. We are busy working to find coaches for these deserving students so they can get … Read More
Congratulations Graduates! Last weekend your Facebook wall was probably filled with photos of people you know in caps and gowns. And if you just … Read More
Mothers of children with ADHD are often stressed-out, overwhelmed, overworked, tired and under-nurtured for good reason. The National Institute of Mental Health identifies a … Read More
Get your Free Copy! Free Care Package provides parents of teens and college students with ADHD ideas, facts, resources and encouragement. The Edge Foundation’s … Read More
Dear Edge Coach, My 17 year old daughter was diagnosed with ADHD last fall. One of her challenges is getting to school on time. … Read More
Editor’s note: This week we are sharing an ADHD success story by Chad Rickner. Chad ran his first Ultra Marathon this year at age … Read More
Picture this: a struggling loser wants only one thing in life, to make it big, but when he gets a chance to prove himself … Read More
