11th Annual Conference of Heads of ADDA Sunny Tucson

(PRWEB) March 24, 2005

Attention Deficit Disorder Association is underway in sunny Tucson, Arizona for its 11th Annual Conference, 12 to 15 May 2005.

2005 marks the first year that the city known as “The Old Pueblo hosts the annual ADDA Conference. theme of this year’s conference is “New Frontiers in AD / HD.”

programmed specifically for adults with ADHD, their families and professionals who work with them, the ADDA Conference brings together a creative, comprehensive and updated resources that only ADDA can provide. In addition to providing the latest best practices of ADHD, we furthur enriched and balanced conference hot topics such as cognitive-behavioral therapy, music, eating disorders, and problems in college and the workplace.


For more information, including

online registration, conference program, speakers, and the hotel, please visit http://www.add.org.

Sponsorship and exhibit opportunities, as well as advertising space is still available -. Please contact MediTech Media Conferencing for details

ADDA is the world leader in adult AD / HD organization. It provides information, resources and networking opportunities to help adults with attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder. ADDA is a nonprofit organization.


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