Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Attention Deficit Disorder Inattentive
ADD; ADHD; Childhood hyperkinesis
Treatment
Treating ADHD is a partnership between the health care provider, parents or caregivers, and the child. For therapy to succeed, it is important to:
- Set specific, appropriate target goals to guide therapy.
- Start medication and behavior therapy.
- Follow-up regularly with the doctor to check on goals, results, and any side effects of medications. During these check-ups, information should be gathered from parents, teachers, and the child.
If...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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