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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

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CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

This national organization's website has lots of information specific to ADHD, as well as links to support in Washington State. To find the local CHADD chapter nearest you, go to the national CHADD homepage and click on "Finding Support"

www.chadd.org

En Español (In Spanish)

CHADD junto con los Centros para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC) han establecido el Centro Nacional del Recursos sobre el TDA/H (NRC). El NRC tiene información acerca de todo aspecto del TDA/H, del lo cual mucho está disponible en español. Por favor visite la pagina de Internet del NRC en español para aprender más sobre este trastorno. Si usted no encuentra la información que busca, puede contactar a un Especialista de información de salud bilingüe por medio del enlance "¿Tienes una Pregunta?" Usted también puede hablar con un Especialista de información llamando al 1-800-233-4050 y apretando 5 para información en español.

Family Health Hotline - WithinReach

Statewide, toll-free Information and Referral Line. Information on local providers who can answer questions about child development, evaluation and treatment services, free or low-cost health insurance, recreational opportunities, parent support groups and other information for children with special needs. Access to interpretive service for 50 languages.
1-866-585-1123 or 1-800-833-6388 (tty relay)
http://withinreachwa.org/hotlines

County Resource Lists for CSHCN and Their Families

Search c ounty specific lists of resources and information for children with special health care needs and their families in Washington State. Developed by the Center for Children with Special Needs in collaboration with county health departments and others.
http://cshcn.org/resources-contacts/resources-directory

Other Sources of Help

• The Children with Special Health Care Needs Coordinator public health nurse (children 0-18)
• The local Family Resources Coordinator (children birth to 3)
• Your child's primary care provider
• Your school district (for children age 3 and up)
• Other parents (for example, in parent support groups or advocacy organizations)