relationship was assessed using participants’ self-reportedquality of their marital relationship.Caregiver health focused on positive functions includingphysical, mental, social, and perceived health and self-esteemand negative functions related to anxiety, depression, anxietyYdepression, pain, and disability. The Duke Health Profile(Duke) was used to measure self-reported health (Parkerson,2002).Family hardiness was conceptualized as the resources usedby family members to facilitate adjustment and adaptation andthus minimize the negative effects of new stressors and demands (Chen & Instone, 2008). Hardiness mediates the influence of caregiver health on family function (Chen, 2008)and consists of three components: commitment, challenge,and control as measured by the Family Hardiness Index (FHI;Lambert & Lambert, 1999; McCubbin et al., 2001; Olsenet al., 1999).Family support involves family members’ satisfaction withthe family’s responsiveness to and care for their needs. Thisstudy used the family caring index to measure perceived familysupport in five domains: adaptation, partnership, growth,affection, and resolve (Gardner et al., 2001). Family stressorsincluded the age of the child, the type of ADHD