Child ADHD.
For any parent, having a child who finds it difficult to concentrate and focus can be a challenging process. Have you considered the chance that your child might have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)?
This is a common childhood disorder, and can include key issues such as excess impulsiveness, a lack of attentiveness, an inability to sit at ease and a lack of willingness to listen to the individual. Children and adults can suffer from ADHD, but symptoms will always form early in life. For children who have ADHD, some of the most common symptoms that you might notice include:
However, it’s important to note that for a child or teen to be diagnosed with ADHD, then it’s vital that they:
These common areas of concern should always be taken into account when you are looking at the potential issues that your face faces.
Dealing with Child ADHD.
One of the most challenging parts of the process stems from treating and dealing with ADHD in the first place.
While many children will be fine with the use of behavioural aids via medication, other forms of therapy are often recommended. Classroom support can help them, but we do recommend that you consider psychotherapy.
While this sounds serious, it’s a very effective, proven form of treatment. It’s great for children as it can:
Child ADHD can be hard to overcome, but with the help of psychotherapy it’s easier to work towards a holistic solution that puts the power of control and self-help in the hands of the child, making it easier to grow and develop despite the disorder....