First, you were seeking an explanation for the behaviors and impulses of your child. Then, when the professional said it was attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you began your investigation. You delved into all that you could read about the condition, digging through information about the diagnosis.
Now, the focus needs to shift from what ADHD is and why your child is affected by it, to how to deal with it. Luckily, ADHD has been researched and understood for many years. Because of this, a variety of treatment options have been proven to work. Your task is to decide which option or options you are going to undertake.
ADHD treatments are unlike other mental health treatments because you are able to add interventions and types into the mix. This results in a treatment plan that covers all aspects of your child’s life and targets all symptoms.
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