Online AD/HD Store Launches, Offering Hundreds of Products for Those Touched by Attention Deficit Disorder

Birmingham, MI July 26, 2004 -- ADD Consults (www.addconsults.com) launched it's online store - the first of its kind on the internet - offering hundreds of products geared towards individuals with AD/HD and those who work with children and adults with AD/HD. Visitors will be able to purchase helpful and innovative organizing tools, parenting products, fidgets, books, sensory products, tools for professionals, magazines, unusual gifts, and more.

ADD Consults is the world's only online AD/HD eClinic and offers information, resources and support for those touched by attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

ADD Consults was founded in 2000 by Terry Matlen, ACSW, a psychotherapist, consultant, lecturer and board member of the Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA).

"I wanted to develop a 'one-stop-shop' so people could find everything they needed in one location, without having to spend hours jumping from one website to another," Matlen explains.

Visitors have access to ADD coaches available for immediate hire; consultations with world experts in the field of AD/HD; online conferences with world experts; online group coaching; updated articles on research, treatment and medications; upcoming AD/HD related events; an eNewsletter and even an online art gallery, showcasing the artistic talents of visitors interested in sharing their work.

"The addition of the online store now makes ADD Consults the one website that offers everything people need to address all of their ADD related needs," says Matlen.

To schedule an interview with Terry Matlen, Director of ADD Consults, please call her at 248-988-1260 or contact her by email at terry@addconsults.com

Contact:
Terry Matlen, ACSW
ADD Consults, Director    
248-988-1260 (phone)                                       
248-644-6589 (fax)
terry@addconsults.com    
www.addconsults.com





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