In this video, Dr. Dave Anderson, Clinical Psychologist at the Child Mind Institute, answers a parent's questions about ADHD. He clears up the confusion between ADD and ADHD, explaining that ADD is no longer a recognized diagnosis. Dr. Anderson breaks down the three main presentations of ADHD—Inattentive, Hyperactive-Impulsive, and Combined—and provides insights into how ADHD presents in children, including whether a child who is quiet but easily distracted might have it. He also discusses how symptoms need to appear across different settings for an ADHD diagnosis and the importance of evaluating the impact of those symptoms on a child's life.