APSARD Blog
The APSARD blog contains content that addresses mental health practitioners, children and adults, ADHD and related disorders, and overall memberships updates.
All APSARD members can submit a blog for posting.
Submit blogs to info@apsard.org for review and approval.
Click here to reference a guide on how to write a blog.
APSARD Newsletter – July 2024
The APSARD July 2024 Newsletter is now available! Click the button below to access.
APSARD Newsletter – June 2024
The APSARD June 2024 Newsletter is now available! Click the button below to access.
APSARD Newsletter – May 2024
The APSARD May 2024 Newsletter is now available! Click the button below to access.
APSARD Newsletter – April 2024
The APSARD April 2024 Newsletter is now available! Click the button below to access.
Important Update: Department of Justice, CDC, and the Vital Role of APSARD
On June 13th, 2024, the US Department of Justice announced a federal health care fraud indictment against a large subscription-based telehealth company that provides attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) treatment to approximately 30,000-50,000 patients...
NYT on Why Primary Care is in Need of Adult ADHD Guidelines
In this issue of Psychiatric Annals, we will present four articles summarizing issues in the development of United States (US) guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The American Professional Society...
Expert Consensus Statement, including APSARD President, for Telepsychiatry and ADHD
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APSARD 2024: A Huge Success
The members are the judges! From the feedback we've heard, APSARD 2024 went very well with a strong line-up of presenters sharing interesting and important science. From attendees: Excellent conference, both in content and the quality Great speakers; great...
The State of Adult ADHD Today
The world of adult ADHD is on the cusp of a major transformation! Outdated diagnosis methods are being challenged, and new guidelines are in the works. Here's a quick glimpse: Missed Diagnoses: Current criteria often miss adult ADHD because they focus on childhood...
Medscape Features APSARD in the first US Adult ADHD Guidelines
The first ever U.S. clinical guidelines to diagnose and treat adult ADHD are expected to be released this fall. The guidelines are being developed by the American Professional Society of ADHD and Related Disorders (APSARD) due to a lack of existing standards and to...