This course is designed for foster parents with children diagnosed with ADHD. This course accompanies the "Helping Your Child Manage ADHD" Handbook developed by Channing Bete. Participants will receive a complimentary copy of the book and complete the course activities to earn credit. The book is interactive, featuring fill-in sections, worksheets, and other engaging elements. The book is provided to foster parents for ongoing reference. 

Through interactive exercises and research-based advice, foster parents will:

• Understand what ADHD is, including its possible causes, how it's diagnosed, and what the condition might look like in a child (symptoms, behaviors, challenges).

• Recognize how ADHD affects not just the child, but also the family, acknowledging the emotional, behavioral, academic, and social challenges that may arise.

• Help parents systematically observe and track their child's behavior over time (through worksheets, fill-in sections) so they can monitor progress, triggers, and patterns.

• Provide practical tools for setting goals and managing ADHD-related challenges: offering strategies to support behavior management, structure, and consistency at home and school.