ADHD and depression: Steps for helping your child

Tips for managing both ADHD and depression, plus busting myths about ADHD [Understood]( It’s common for kids with ADHD to also have depression. ADHD doesn’t cause depression, but experts are looking into the link. There are many ways to help with both conditions. [Woman talking on a phone with her dog]( Depression signs and treatments ADHD and depression often co-occur, and the signs can overlap. But they need to be addressed separately. The good news is that there are many treatment options. [Learn more]( [Teacher setting up a classroom]( 5 types of classroom accommodations Teachers use accommodations to support kids and keep ADHD from getting in the way of learning. Your child’s teacher can also provide you with support and information. [Find out more]( [Parent talking with their child]( The truth about ADHD One myth about ADHD is that it isn’t a real condition — even though research shows differences in the brain. Experts share how they respond to the question “Is ADHD real?” [Read their answers]( Take N.O.T.E. tool: Noticing behavior changes Your child’s ADHD may look different at different times. Our digital Take N.O.T.E. tool can help you notice and keep track of behavior changes over time. #[Take N.O.T.E.]( [Get started now]( Did you know we’re a nonprofit? As a nonprofit, Understood is committed to shaping the world for the 1 in 5 kids and adults who learn and think differently. We believe that everyone should feel supported, valued, and appreciated — whether they have ADHD, dyslexia,or any other learning difference. Because our differences are our greatest strength. #[TW]( #[FB]( #[INSTA]( #[YT]( #[PINT]( #[IN]( [Support us]( Shaping the world for difference™ You are receiving this email because you subscribed to the Understood distribution list. Understood for All Inc. 96 Morton Street, Floor 5 New York, NY 10014 [Unsubscribe from emails]( or [update your preferences now]( | For more information, please review our [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms of Use](