Are there support groups or treatment resources for adults with ADD/ADHD?

Note: NAMI volunteers are not medical or mental health professionals, and we cannot offer medical or mental health advice.  The material outlined below is informational and we hope that it helps provide guidance toward getting support.

Many people find it helpful to connect with others who live with ADHD/ADD. Use the resources below to find information, resources, and support groups that can help you live well as a person with ADHD/ADD.  

• CHADD is an organization that provides supportive information and resources for people living with ADHD/ADD. CHADD offers in-person support groups andadult online support communities. Their information line can be reached at (800) 233-4050, Monday-Friday, 1:00 – 5:00 PM EST. 
• Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) provides information and resources on ADD for adults living with the disorder, including support groups and workshops and an “Ambassadors” program to provide ADD adults an opportunity to talk with others living with the disorder. The ADDA can be reached at (800) 939-1019.  
• ADDitude is an online magazine that offers free information about the condition, symptoms and treatment; webinars, parenting tips and resources.  

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