Jay and Rosie Glazer’s wedding day was nearly washed out by rain before a little faith and two beautiful rainbows saved the day. The moment serves as a metaphor for Jay’s life. He weathered a storm of inattention and impulsivity before getting diagnosed with ADHD in college, then struggled for many years to find both acceptance and a treatment that worked.

Yet with Rosie’s support and the start of treatment with Qelbree, those dark clouds soon cleared away.

As a TV personality and sports reporter, Jay needs to react quickly and calmly with the cameras rolling. He tried several stimulant therapies to manage his ADHD symptoms, but nothing clicked until non-stimulant Qelbree.

Once-a-day Qelbree is also a big win for Jay’s relationship with Rosie, helping him be more present, connected, and focused on what matters most.

Together, they advocate passionately for mental health and ADHD awareness, speaking openly about their story and encouraging others to do the same. The goal: Build one strong team that supports each other at every step of the ADHD journey.

In elementary school, David would often stare out the window or doodle during class. In his teen years and in college, he'd zone out in the middle of conversations and be unable to focus on schoolwork even in quiet environments like the library.

After being diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood, David was hopeful about a regimen of medication and therapy. After initially taking another ADHD medication, he researched and came across Qelbree.

After discussing with his healthcare provider, David now manages his ADHD with Qelbree along with therapy and support from his community.

Hear how Qelbree helps manage David's ADHD symptoms today, and what improvements he's seen in his ADHD at work and at home.

As an elementary school student, Eli found himself struggling to keep up and became frustrated when he fell behind his classmates. Suspecting ADHD, Laura, his mom, and Eli sought treatment. He was diagnosed with ADHD by his healthcare provider and was prescribed Qelbree.

Four years later, Laura describes how Qelbree has helped Eli better manage his symptoms and slow down and process his thoughts and feelings rather than act out his frustrations and, in turn, allowing her to be less reactive.

Megan was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult at 28. Her friend recalls how she watched Megan struggle with disorganization both professionally and personally, describing her as having “way too many thoughts in her head.”

Megan went to a psychiatrist and was diagnosed with ADHD. She was surprised by the diagnosis, not knowing that some of the behaviors she was exhibiting were symptoms.

After her psychiatrist prescribed her Qelbree and she began her treatment regimen, Megan was able to manage her ADHD symptoms with the help she needed as a busy litigation paralegal.

As a child, Michele had difficulty in school and later experienced concentration and organization problems at work and in her role as a mom. Procrastinating on household tasks, she describes how the house was often in disarray: "I'd still have Christmas decorations, and it was August."

However, when Michele's son was diagnosed with ADHD at age 10, she realized that she may have the same condition.

After being diagnosed with ADHD by a psychiatrist, she was relieved to get a diagnosis, sad about her time spent struggling, and excited by the possibilities of treatment with Qelbree, which her son had taken to help manage his ADHD.

Hear why starting treatment was such a turning point for Michele.