Here is a question that comes up a lot with parents of children with ADHD.
What are some alternatives to Ritalin and other medications, when treating ADHD in a child?
Here is a question that comes up a lot with parents of children with ADHD.
What are some alternatives to Ritalin and other medications, when treating ADHD in a child?
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I’m at my wits end with my ADHD, I’m in my senior year of college and I need to get great grades. I’ve taken adderall in the past and its really helped but I was having pretty severe heart palpitations and was taken off of it. I am not being treated at all at this time, is there any non medicated treatment regimen that has worked for anyone else out there with adult ADHD. Exercise, fish oil, coffee, anything?
I am wondering if I also have ADHD inattentive type, I tend to be tired if I don’t get 12 hours of sleep or have some tea. I do space out sometimes, like just feel tired and stare off. I also have a hard time focusing on school work also. Their probably is more, I just can think of right now. Thanks for all your answers.
I heard they’re similar. & also, can a person drive a car with any of those diagnoses? I know 1 person who has Autism & he drives. & my friend’s sister has ADHD & drives.
There are new studies which use biofeedback and video games to help children with ADHD train themselves to maintain focus.
NASA developed technology that trains the brain using videogames.
How to teach a boy with ADHD to take care of his things so that he does not lose everything ?
I have 8 years old boy with ADHD. He just finished his second grade school year. He is doing well at school but his Homework got lost a lot along with his possessions such as all his jackets, his glasses, and such. Most of his stuffs are either lost or broken to pieces. Is there a way to teach him to take care of his things ? In a non-confrontational and practical ways ?
What is your personal opinion about the controversy of medicating children with ADHD?
What are some possible other kind of treatments? My sister has two children with ADHD and possible a third one. I have seen her children with medicine and without medicine. When her children are off the medicine they act up and can not sit still for any period of time. Thanks for the help.
Dr. Jennifer Ashton discussed a new study that suggests a possible link between ADHD and certain pesticides found in food.
I am wondering what works for others as far as behavior strategies, systems, plans etc. My son is six years old with several diagnoses including adhd, bipolar, and high functioning autism. His behavior is a major issue. We have tried time outs, reward systems where he got stickers and then a reward at the end of the week or day, 123 magic, and more with no success. Any ideas?