When we think of ADHD, we may well think first of a child who is loud, hyper, and inattentive, among other things. While these traits are certainly hallmarks of ADHD, they can be controlled with proper treatment. However, despite these negative characteristics, children with ADHD can learn to see their disorder as having many positive…
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The symptoms of ADHD – hyperactivity, inattention, impulsivity, and immaturity – can make social interactions for children with ADHD very difficult. Without a refined ability to read social cues, your child might find him or herself constantly interrupting others, unable to listen, unwilling to share, invading others’ personal space and otherwise alienating their peers. This,…
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ADHD presents many challenges for children and parents alike. To effectively overcome these challenges, it is paramount that you take time to implement strategies to help both you and your child manage his or her symptoms of ADHD. As discussed in this post, there are many strategies for parenting a child with ADHD. Here are…
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When at home, parents can help their child in managing ADHD symptoms by providing structure, clear expectations for behavior, a proper diet and drug-free treatments. However, when children are at school, parents have little ability to provide direct support during the school day. Instead, teachers take on the responsibility of helping children manage their symptoms.…
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