ADHD 201 Included with Registration!

ADHD 201 is designed for clinicians seeking to deepen their understanding of ADHD across the lifespan and refine evidence-based treatment strategies. This session brings together leading experts to address emerging science, evolving clinical challenges, and practical decision-making in ADHD care.

Dr. Maggie Sibley will present advances in psychosocial treatments for adolescents with ADHD, focusing on developmentally informed, evidence-based interventions. Dr. Ann Childress will discuss rational combination therapies, emphasizing thoughtful, individualized treatment planning for complex presentations. Dr. Brooke Molina will examine ADHD and the aging brain, highlighting longitudinal findings and implications for adult and later-life management. Dr. Greg Mattingly will then explore contemporary issues in ADHD prescribing, challenging traditional approaches and offering strategies to optimize safety and effectiveness. ADHD 201 will then conclude with an interactive Q & A discussion with our APSARD members.

Together, these presentations will provide a comprehensive, clinically relevant update for practitioners managing ADHD across developmental stages and levels of complexity.

You can still register!

#SeeYouInSanDiego

There's still time to register today to reserve your spot for APSARD 2026!

We’re excited to be back in San Diego next week for #APSARD2026 - join us January 15–18, 2026 at the Manchester Grand Hyatt. Each year, our conference brings together leading experts, researchers, and clinicians to share the latest advancements in ADHD and related disorders.

Plan your conference today! What sessions are you most excited about?

View Schedule

APSARD is thrilled to announce that the conference schedule is now available! Click the button below to view the detailed schedule!

Plenary and Invited Symposia Topics Include:

ADHD & Pregnancy
ADHD, Telehealth, and Stimulant Safety: A Conversation with the DEA
Debunking ADHD Myths that Disrupt Care
ADHD in the Military
Strategies to Improve Outcomes with Telemedicine & ADHD
Stimulants & Substance Use
Environmental Exposures
ADHD Coaching

...and see which symposium and poster submissions where accepted!

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