Question: Dear Dr. Barkley,
  Thank you so much for doing this again. 
  
  For someone who is relatively new to the topic of ADHD there seems to be a proverbial mountain of information out there. Is there a book/podcast/other medium out there that you'd recommend as a guideline for adult ADHD? 
  
  Also thank you moderators. You are sincerely awesome.
Answer: i have many lectures I have given over the years at conferences that got posted to YouTube and viewers tell me those videos changed their life by informing them as to the real nature of ADHD.  So start there.  There are also now lots of podcasts so I can't name them all but ADHD Talk Radio has some and I am sure you could find others.  My new book noted above will also be very up to date and is formatted to be more easily read by adults with ADHD who struggle with lengthy text and comprehension of such material.  Other good books out there are by Tom Brown Ari Tuckman, Peg Dawson, Ned Hallowell, Stephanie Sarkis, Craig Surman, J. Russell Ramsay, among others so search for their books.  Also, check out the [www.chadd.org](https://www.chadd.org) website which is our US ADHD foundation.  In Canada, try [www.caddra.ca](https://www.caddra.ca).  Lots of information there on ADHD, not to mention [www.add.org](https://www.add.org), a smaller nonprofit organization focusing more on adult ADHD.  For professionals, the [www.apsard.org](https://www.apsard.org) website is very good as its the American Professional Society for ADHD and Related Disoders.  Check out the Fact Sheets on my website as well.  And the website for the European Network for Adult ADHD.
content: Q: Dear Dr. Barkley,
  Thank you so much for doing this again. 
  
  For someone who is relatively new to the topic of ADHD there seems to be a proverbial mountain of information out there. Is there a book/podcast/other medium out there that you'd recommend as a guideline for adult ADHD? 
  
  Also thank you moderators. You are sincerely awesome.
   Ans: i have many lectures I have given over the years at conferences that got posted to YouTube and viewers tell me those videos changed their life by informing them as to the real nature of ADHD.  So start there.  There are also now lots of podcasts so I can't name them all but ADHD Talk Radio has some and I am sure you could find others.  My new book noted above will also be very up to date and is formatted to be more easily read by adults with ADHD who struggle with lengthy text and comprehension of such material.  Other good books out there are by Tom Brown Ari Tuckman, Peg Dawson, Ned Hallowell, Stephanie Sarkis, Craig Surman, J. Russell Ramsay, among others so search for their books.  Also, check out the [www.chadd.org](https://www.chadd.org) website which is our US ADHD foundation.  In Canada, try [www.caddra.ca](https://www.caddra.ca).  Lots of information there on ADHD, not to mention [www.add.org](https://www.add.org), a smaller nonprofit organization focusing more on adult ADHD.  For professionals, the [www.apsard.org](https://www.apsard.org) website is very good as its the American Professional Society for ADHD and Related Disoders.  Check out the Fact Sheets on my website as well.  And the website for the European Network for Adult ADHD.