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Sample social media content
Raise #ADHDAwareness by engaging your community on social media. Resources shared on social media may give people more direct access to information—helping to grow the number of people with the understanding and knowledge to better support those with ADHD.
Use these sample posts, graphics, and videos on your personal or organization's handles. Help spread the word and tag our partners @CHADD_ADHD, too!
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Sample posts
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- Healthcare providers: October is #ADHDAwareness Month. Let's expand our efforts to educate and support individuals with ADHD
- Do you care for someone with #ADHD? Check out CDC's ADHD resources for you and the person you care for: https://www.cdc.gov/adhd/php/communication-resources/index.html
- Without the right treatment and support, ADHD can have a serious impact on health and well-being. This ADHD Awareness Month, talk with your primary healthcare provider to learn more about the different treatments for ADHD. This CDC resource can help you get started: https://www.cdc.gov/adhd/treatment/index.html
- This #ADHDAwareness Month, we encourage you to raise awareness by sharing your ADHD experience and using the hashtags #ADHDAwareness. Find this and other shareable graphics from CDC. Link in bio. https://www.cdc.gov/adhd/php/partner-toolkit/
- Public health attention is on #ADHD as it affects a large number of children and adults. ADHD symptoms may vary and look different at different ages. To learn more about ADHD symptoms, find CDC's link in bio: https://www.cdc.gov/adhd/diagnosis/index.html
- Healthcare providers: We're excited to share CDC's new ADHD Toolkit, which includes links to clinical trainings and resources to help your practice support patients living with ADHD across the lifetime! Take a look: https://www.cdc.gov/adhd/php/partner-toolkit/
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