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AdultADD.Info is for people interested in learning about the diagnosis and treatment of adults with ADD. Regularly updated with research findings about the disorder, it reflects the clinical experience and opinions of the editors, Marc D. Schwartz, MD and Nicholas Schwartz, MD. Suggestions, comments, and notes about typos or broken links are appreciated. Email MarcDSchwartzMD@GMail.com
The site is designed to make it easy for you to exchange information about the disorder and its treatment with other members of the ADD community. Each page contains a column on the lower right hand side where you can enter your ideas or observations, post your questions, or make comments or suggestions.
Note to Firefox users: Some ad-ons to the browser Firefox make the Adult ADD sub-menus disappear unless you adjust for this bug. If you browser has this problem, it will become obvious immediately. To avoid it, after you move your cursor to a drop-down menu item, don’t move the cursor until a little yellow box near the cursor disappears (it takes about three seconds). Apologies for this, but it is not under our control.
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Contact a health professional for professional guidance about the diagnosis or treatment of a specific ADD problem . Do not use the information on this site to diagnose or treat yourself or others. Please be aware that reading this site does not establish a doctor-patient relationship between you and the professionals associated with it.
We regret that, for medico-legal and common sense reasons, we cannot comment on the diagnosis or treatment of someone we have not examined no matter how much detail we are given in an email. And there is just not enough time in the day to answer the emails we get from all over the country asking for names of clinicians to treat ADD. If you are looking for a clinician, we hope the information on the Treatment Resources pages will help you find one.
