Many parents and caregivers are unintentionally misled when their child is diagnosed with ADHD. Often, they are referred to treatments that lack evidence or are not recommended by national professional organizations, such as the American Academy of Pediatrics. As a result, many families spend time and money on ineffective treatments and struggle to discern fact from opinion when proactively trying to help their child. This session will review the evidence on effective ADHD treatment and also provide practical strategies to address behavior and executive function challenges.