Evidence and Insights at Your Fingertips
Mindful Choices for ADHD is committed to sharing balanced, evidence-based resources that inform better treatment, advocacy, and policy decisions. Check back soon for new reports and toolkits.
Advocacy in Action
Federal advocacy efforts with Congress and agencies, including comment letters, issue briefs, one-pagers, and public testimonies to advance effective ADHD policy.
Mindful Choices Responds to Republican and Democratic Doctors Caucus Request for Information
Read our final response to the Doctors Caucus RFI on Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) Modernization.
Reports + Briefings
Evidence-based summaries, research highlights, and coalition reports that explore ADHD care, treatment, and policy.
Key Findings on the Future of ADHD Care
Read the Final Report from the first-of-its-kind National Leadership Summit on the Appropriate Use of ADHD Treatments. Discover key insights and recommendations from experts, advocates, and individuals with lived experience working to improve ADHD care across the lifespan.
Webinars + Events
Recordings and materials from coalition-hosted discussions, bringing together experts and lived experience.
Summit Series #1: The Real Impact of ADHD and the Importance of Care Management
This session explored ADHD as a pressing public health issue, unpacking common misconceptions and the real-life impact of the condition across the lifespan. The event highlighted the importance of early identification, effective care management, and the promise of multifaceted treatment approaches.
Summit Series #2: Multifaceted Approaches to ADHD Management
This session discussed the value of comprehensive, evidence-based strategies for managing ADHD. Attendees learned how multifaceted approaches can empower both children and adults to better navigate life with ADHD.
Summit Series #3: What’s Next? The Evolution of Care
This forward-looking session explored the future of ADHD care across the lifespan—from childhood through older adulthood. We considered what’s needed to advance treatment, improve outcomes, and build consensus around best practices. Participants examined how care is evolving, where the U.S. stands globally, and what steps are necessary to support individuals with ADHD at every stage of life.