Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude magazine.

It's Susan Coffin here to welcome you to Attitude Magazine's ADHD experts.

Thanks so much for joining us.

Today's topic is ADHD and children and it's the first of a three-part series that we're offering on the basics of ADHD across the lifespan.

We're extremely pleased to welcome Dr Adelaide Rob to talk about key concerns in diagnosing and treating children with ADHD.

So today's topic is children down the road you will be, we'll have topics on teens,

adolescents, and adults.

Let me introduce not to Rob to you. She has incredible

credentials. She hosts the title of Distinguished Endowed Professor and Chair

at Children's National Hospital. She is a professor of psychiatry and pediatrics at

George Washington University School of Medicine. A board certified

child adolescent psychiatrist she sees patients for medication and management of

conditions such as major depression anxiety

bipolar disorder schizophrenia autism and ADHD she also directs and this must be

very interesting a large clinical trial program in pediatric psychopharmacology looking for new agents

being tested by the FDA for approval in children and teens.

Dr Rob, we're really honored to have you here join us today and we thank you so much for taking

the time to be here. We know how much time this takes, so grateful. I'd also like to thank the sponsor of today's webinar. We couldn't do this without our sponsors. We thank them profusely. Our webinar today is sponsored by Accentrate ACCNTR N, TR, A, T, E, it's a dietary supplement, specifically formulated

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