The most common treatment for ADHD is a combination of medication and behavioral strategies. Research has shown this to be the most effective way of managing symptoms. There are those, however, that either choose not to take medication or are not able to because of side effects or interactions with other medications or medical conditions. For those, behavioral strategies and supplemental treatments are the best option.
For more information: Creating a Treatment Plan
The links below provide you with information on the different types of treatments available for ADHD.
Medication
Questions to Ask Your Doctor Before Beginning Medication
Is Medication Right for Your Child?
Frequently Asked Questions About ADHD Medications ...
ADHD Drug Information
Side Effects of Commonly Prescribed Medications for ADHD
Tips for Managing Side Effects of ADHD Medications
Can Certain Foods Impact ADHD Medication? - ADHD
Free or Low Cost Medication
ADHD Medication in the Summertime
Behavior Modification
Frequently Asked Questions About Behavior Modification ...
Behavior Modification for ADHD
What Does Behavior Modification Consist of for Adults with ADD/ADHD
Creating a Discipline Process at Home
The ABC's of Behavior Management - ADHD
Supplemental Treatments
Yoga and ADHD
A Walk in the Park
How Effective Is Omega-3 In Treating ADHD?
Exercise and ADHD Symptoms - ADHD
The Importance of a Healthy Diet
Alternative Treatments
Traditional vs. Alternative Treatments
Other Treatments
Alternative Options for Treating ADHD
The Latest on Alternative Treatments
Do Particular Foods Affect ADHD?
Understanding Neurofeedback
EEG Neurofeedback
Nutritional and Herbal Supplements
Antimotion Sickness Medication
Vision Therapy
Auditory Stimulation
Interactive Metronome
Chiropractic Care
Cerebellar Training
Candida Yeast
Common Symptoms of ADD & ADHD in Women 
10 Medical Conditions That Share Symptoms With ADD/ADHD 
7 Behavior Modification Strategies for ADHD 
Quiz: Do You Have Adult ADHD? 
