What is ADHD and how does it affect my child's behavior and learning abilities?

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects a child's ability to regulate attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity. It can impact their academic and social performance.

What are some common signs of ADHD in children and how can I identify them?

Common signs of ADHD include hyperactivity, inattention, impulsivity, and forgetfulness. Children with ADHD may struggle with organization, following directions, and staying on task.

How can I get my child assessed for ADHD and what does the assessment process involve?

You can speak with your child's doctor or a mental health professional about assessing for ADHD. The assessment process typically involves evaluating your child's behavior and symptoms, reviewing their medical history, and gathering input from caregivers and teachers.

What are some effective strategies for supporting my child with ADHD at home and in school?

Effective strategies for supporting a child with ADHD include providing structure and routine, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and providing positive reinforcement for desired behaviors.

How can I help my child manage their behavior and stay on task during homework and other activities?

Providing structure, breaking tasks into smaller steps, and offering positive reinforcement can help children with ADHD manage their behavior and stay focused.

What if I still need more help?

We always suggest you reach out directly to your school. But if you still need support or aren’t getting the answers or guidance you need, please contact us.