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Benjamin Cheyette, M.D., and Sarah Cheyette M.D.

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Benjamin Cheyette, M.D. is professor emeritus at the University of California San Francisco and a practicing psychiatrist. Sarah Cheyette, M.D. is a pediatric neurologist who focuses on the treatment of ADHD. She is the author of Winning with ADHD. Her books are available on her website. You can also follow her on Facebook or Twitter.

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Recent Posts
Tracking Symptom Severity in ADHD
You're getting medication for your ADHD. How do you know it's working well? Could it be working better? Wouldn't it be nice to have some objective measurement of that?
Addressing the Stimulant Shortage

The stimulant shortage: why there are difficulties in getting medications to people who benefit from them.

The stimulant shortage: why there are difficulties in getting medications to people who benefit from them.

Neuropsychiatry Through a Pioneer Girl's Eyes

Do you love Laura Ingalls Wilder's stories? Read on to find out the facts behind the neurologic events in the book—and about ADHD then and now.

Do you love Laura Ingalls Wilder's stories? Read on to find out the facts behind the neurologic events in the book—and about ADHD then and now.

Why It's Important to Celebrate Small Successes

By asking yourself one simple question you can build a lifetime of self-esteem, focus, hope, and motivation.

By asking yourself one simple question you can build a lifetime of self-esteem, focus, hope, and motivation.

A Guide to ADHD Medications

Are the medication choices for ADHD confusing? Read this guide to develop a framework for understanding them.

Are the medication choices for ADHD confusing? Read this guide to develop a framework for understanding them.

Take the Good With the Bad

Did your doctor tell you your diagnoses but forget the good parts? See how this can affect your self-esteem—and your life.

Did your doctor tell you your diagnoses but forget the good parts? See how this can affect your self-esteem—and your life.

The Late Show: Procrastination

Is procrastination one of your bad habits? These 4 simple recommendations can get you better at starting anything.

Is procrastination one of your bad habits? These 4 simple recommendations can get you better at starting anything.