Look for the websites of experts like Dr. R. Barkley, and Dr. E. Hallowell.
http://research.aboutkidshealth.ca/teachadhd
This is the site by the
Hospital For Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. They do
research in their cognition development lab and they
translate research implications into best practices for
professionals who work with young ADDers, especially
implications for teachers
and education.
http://www.caddac.ca/cms/page.php?2
The Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada (CADDAC), formerly
Centre for ADD/ADHD Advocacy, Canada, is a national,
not-for-profit organization providing leadership in
education and advocacy
for ADHD organizations and individuals with ADHD across
Canada. CADDAC's mandate is to take a national leadership
role in networking all organizations, professionals,
patients, caregivers and other stakeholders involved in ADHD
related issues, and to then support those people through
education and advocacy. The group behind the
progressive change in Ontario ADHD education status.
http://www.chaddcanada.org/
CH.A.D.D. Canada is a charitable organization that aims to
help support, educate, and ultimately better the lives of
individuals with ADHD, and those who are for them. They have
Chapters in communities in western Canada. They also sponsor
various workshops, presentations and conferences,
distributing the latest breakthroughs and techniques in
dealing with or managing ADHD.
http://www.addclasses.com/classes/
ADDclasses.com is a virtual support and education resource
helping people affected by Attention Deficit Disorder lead
happier and more productive lives. They offer live teleseminars, a
convenient ADD audio
library, and ADD support programs.
http://www.additudemag.com/
A magazine is also
available by subscription, but this site has everything
written in plain language and it is upbeat and current.
Along with short info articles, they have blog and group
support components, and printable charts and guides. Excellent! Love it!
http://www.totallyadd.com/#/welcome/
Developed by the participants in the documentary, ADD and
loving it, this site offers Canadian resources. It's a
lighthearted spot with interesting videos and it also
offers free webinars – interactive sessions with experts in
the field of ADD.