Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
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Symptoms
Common challenges that children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) face during childhood include; difficulty maintaining focus, waiting their turn, completing school work and/or tasks around the home, constantly forgetting things, etc.
Very easily
distracted
Challenges with task completion
Impatient &
impulsive
Struggles
to pay attention
Difficulty
remembering things
Symptoms
Common challenges that children with ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder) face during childhood include; difficulty maintaining focus, waiting their turn, completing school work and/or tasks around the home, constantly forgetting things, etc.
Very easily
distracted
Struggles
to pay attention
Difficulty
remembering things
School performance issues
Challenges with yask completion
Impatient &
impulsive
Impatient & Impulsive
Discussion
with parents
ADHD
Assessment
Academic Skills Assessment
Social Maturity
Assessment
Adaptive
Assessment
Memory
Assessment
Visual Motor
Integration Assessment
Intelligence Quotient
Assessment
Sensory
Processing Assessment
Assessment
Our detailed, in-person assessments include; Assessment of Overall Development, IQ (Intelligence Quotient), Motor Skills, Academic Skills, etc. All assessments are carried out by our team of Paediatric Experts.
Discussion
with parents
Social Maturity
Assessment
Adaptive
Assessment
Visual Motor
Integration
Assessment
ADHD
Assessment
Academic Skills Assessment
Memory
Assessment
Intelligence
Quotient
Assessment
Assessment
Our detailed, in-person assessments include; Assessment of Overall Development, IQ (Intelligence Quotient), Motor Skills, Academic Skills, etc. All assessments are carried out by our team of Paediatric Experts.
Therapies
Based on the Assessment outcome, we design a detailed therapy plan with a 4 month intervention schedule. The plan is then implemented by our team of Paediatric Experts and reviewed monthly against developmental goals and milestones.
Therapies
Based on the Assessment outcome, we design a detailed therapy plan with a 4 month intervention schedule. The plan is then implemented by our team of Paediatric Experts and reviewed monthly against developmental goals and milestones.
Case Studies
Discover our video case studies on children’s progress, showcasing challenges, assessments, and therapy results. These stories illustrate our personalized care approach and its impact, offering hope to families.
Discover our video case studies on children’s progress, showcasing challenges, assessments, and therapy results. These stories illustrate our personalized care approach and its impact, offering hope to families.
Appointments
If your child is showing any of the symptoms mentioned above, please call us to schedule a confidential appointment with our Paediatric Experts.
If your child is showing any of the symptoms mentioned above, please call us to schedule a confidential appointment with our Paediatric Experts.
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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Treatment
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity treatment
ADHD stands for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. It is a neurodevelopment disorder that affects children and can continue into adulthood. Children with ADHD may have difficulty with attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.
If you suspect your child might have ADHD, it is important to consult with a Clinical Psychologist. They will conduct a comprehensive evaluation, considering your child’s behaviour, development, and medical history. Only a qualified professional can provide an accurate diagnosis.
No, ADHD is not caused by bad parenting or a lack of discipline. It is a medical condition that involves differences in brain structure and function. Parenting and discipline strategies may need to be adjusted to support children with ADHD, but they are not the cause.
No, excessive screen time does not cause ADHD. However, it is generally recommended to limit screen time and ensure a healthy balance of activities for children. Setting boundaries around screen use and encouraging other forms of play, such as outdoor activities and creative pursuits, can promote overall well-being.
Treatment for ADHD typically involves a combination of behavioural interventions, educational support, and, in some cases, medication. Behavioral therapies can help children develop coping strategies, while educational accommodations can create a supportive learning environment. Medication may be prescribed when necessary and under the guidance of a Psychiatrist.
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