My daughter, who has ADHD and anxiety, has difficulty controlling her anger. Could a weighted blanket help with self-calming? Read a review of the Magic Blanket and enter to win a custom-made weighted blanket for your loved one.

My daughter, Natalie, has been attending neurofeedback training sessions to treat her ADD/ADHD symptoms and shows some signs of improved behavior and sleep. Is the neurofeedback really helping or is it too soon to tell?

Does parenting a child with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) cause extra stress for your family? How do you cope with the extra needs? Sometimes our best remedy is to take a break -- to relish in an ordinary, ADHD-free day.

Could neurofeedback training help my daughter who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD), anxiety, sleep problems, and sensory processing disorder? Here's my review of this alternative therapy.

Using biofeedback (also called neurofeedback or neurotherapy) to treat my daughter Natalie's attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) and comorbid conditions has my insides aching with hope for a significant, lasting improvement in her symptoms. I often feel as if I'm about to cry. Why is something as wonderful as hope so terribly painful?

Summer travel and vacation plans have been put on hold since my attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) daughter has started having behavioral problems again. What can we do to stay sane on our next family trip?

For help for hair tangles and the sensitive heads of the adults and kids who hate to comb them out, consider the Knot Genie. Read a review of the hair detangler and leave a comment to win one for yourself or your loved one!

How my daughter, Natalie, who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) and learning disabilities (LD), has learned to recognize the positives of her ADD/ADHD and other special needs.

My daughter, Natalie, takes several medications for her attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) and other comorbid conditions and I've often wondered about the effects they have on her symptoms and behavior. Several recent mix-ups about her treatment have given us the opportunity to see how well her meds work (or not).

My ADHD daughter, Natalie, needs constant stimulation, which often means I'm her playmate and source of entertainment. Luckily, I recently found some creative activities that, while messy, keep Nat entertained and out of trouble.