There's more than one quiz on the Attention Deficit Disorder site at BellaOnline. The ADD Resources Quiz tests your knowledge of ADD and how much you know about articles on the ADD site. What do you know?

Come visit the new Fun and Games section of the Attention Deficit Disorder site. Test yourself by taking the ADD Quiz. If you are logged into your BellaOnline account, your saved score may qualify for one of our top scores.

Two of the games that you can play on this site are ADD Hangman and ADD Word Scramble. Both games use words that are associated with Attention Deficit Disorder. Use your knowledge of Attention Deficit Disorder to help you puzzle these games out! They're in the Fun and Games section of the ADD site.

Have you ever had a day in your life where you made no mistakes? I hope not! Celebrate your adult ADD! The only people who never make mistakes are people who are not doing activities that challenge them. Spend your life in joyful discovery. Make your mistakes and use them as learning tools.

Tasty food is one of life’s joys. The only thing that I like better than food that tastes great is something that makes my life easier. Our family has several foods, like these pumpkin muffins, that help calm the chaos of daily life with Attention Deficit Disorder.

When medication is not indicated to treat symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy might be what you need to help you effectively manage any troublesome ADD/ADHD symptoms that you might have.

Have you ever heard a child described as “an ADD child?” This language is everywhere! When you are speaking of a person, coupled with a disability or condition, it is better to put the person first. The condition or disability is mentioned second. This is what “people first” language is about.

Joining a Boy Scout troop or Venture Crew can be a wonderful experience. Your child can develop deep relationships with peers and other adults. Skills and independence can be learned or enhanced. A well-chosen troop or crew can add to your child’s natural social support network and social skills.

For people who wrestle with Attention Deficit Disorder, finding a job that you love is a first step in staying gainfully employed. Also, take control of your environment! Having the right atmosphere, organization, attitude toward meetings, and interpersonal skills are all crucial to keeping a job.

A child who has a lot of friends to socialize with is blessed, indeed! What if your child is lonely and isolated? What do you do? Maybe it's time to consider helping them build a natural social network. This article tells how to do this.