This series of modules, designed by authors from the Society for Health Psychology, are intended for use in academic training programs. The series provides all the basic coursework for an introductory course on integrated care to be taught in any behavioral health discipline. To find all the courses, search for “SfHP”.

Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurobehavioral disorder that: persists through adolescence into adulthood for a high percentage of individuals; results in impaired executive functioning skills; can have a significant negative impact on multiple areas of life functioning when untreated. Critical roles that Behavioral Health Clinicians play to improve identification and treatment of ADHD in primary care include:
screening and brief assessment, coordinating care with medical practitioners, providing psychoeducation and brief interventions, facilitating treatment adherence.