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Baltimore, MD | December 3-5, 2026

The International Conference on ADHD is the largest and longest-running multidisciplinary ADHD gathering in North America. What started in 1988 as a local conference has grown into an international conference created by and for the ADHD community, bringing together every voice: parents and caregivers, clinicians, therapists, coaches, educators, researchers, entrepreneurs, and adults with ADHD. 

People don't just attend. They come home. Returning attendees call it the "ADHD family reunion," and for good reason. From keynotes and research presentations to exhibitors, support groups, and networking events, this is where the ADHD community comes to connect with friends they’ve made, learn about the latest research and treatments, and thrive alongside people who truly get it.

Come to the only conference that unites lived experience, clinical expertise, and current research - all in one place.

Who Attends?

Join us an exhibitor or sponsor & put your brand in front of the people who matter most.

Prospectus

View the Sponsor & Exhibitor Prospectus PDF here. 

Interested in Exhibiting or Sponsoring?

Elevate your brand and community commitment with an engaged group of ADHD professionals, advocates, and decision-makers.

Join our interest list! Be among the first to access Discovery Hall exhibitor opportunities and sponsorship offerings.

Testimonials

The International Conference on ADHD is presented to you by ACO, ADDA, & CHADD

The ADHD Coaches Organization is the worldwide professional membership organization for ADHD coaches. It is committed to serving as a resource for ADHD coaches, its members, and the public. Learn more at adhdcoaches.org.

ADDA is a worldwide inclusive community of supportive ADHD adults who make it possible to thrive with ADHD. ADDA provides a welcoming and safe environment, delivers reliable information, encourages innovative approaches, and models ADHD best practices for adults with ADHD. Learn more at add.org.

CHADD is the leading nonprofit dedicated to the more than 22 million people across the United States affected by ADHD. Founded by a group of parents in 1987, CHADD works with a diverse group of members, chapters, committee members, and industry stakeholders to create a world that recognizes, incorporates, and celebrates all people with ADHD. Learn more at CHADD.org.

ACO, ADDA, and CHADD do not endorse products, services, publications, medications, or interventions, including those advertised through the ACO/ADDA/CHADD International Conference on ADHD. Placement of an advertisement in the conference program book does not represent an endorsement by ACO/ADDA/CHADD, nor does it represent any testimony by ACO/ADDA/CHADD as to the quality of any products, services, publications, medications, or interventions advertised or the validity of the claims made in the advertisement.