Adhd action plan
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but that is just a small part of the whole adhd thing. Probably the most important thing is to realize what or how adhd is effecting him and then plan appropriate action based on that. There is an excellent site that can answer a lot of your questions. I am giving you a link to one part about teenage boys with adhd...but it has many, many places for you to go and get information. The site is https://www.additudemag.com/inside-the-mind-teen-with-adhd/ .
There needs to be an action for his action. That action has to be very constant and immediate. If the action does not happen, he will never stop.
I think you might want to pick up Joe's book as he has several things in it that will really help you to deal with him.
And by the way, going to a therapist is a good idea. As long as the therapist also trains YOU how to work with your child. If all the therapist does is talk to the child - it will not be successful.
In many ways, this sounds like my three and a half year old son. He was diagnosed with ADHD and ODD (oppositional defiant disorder) as well as Semantic Pragmatic disorder in June of last year. I wanted to try to keep him off meds but now I feel like we have to try them in order to keep my four (almost five) year old safe. I am considering Risperdal and Vyvance. He has an appointment later this month to be evaluated by another physician.
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Just having an aide follow him around will not help - unless the aide know what to do. Also when a plan is developed, no matter how mean his teacher is - she has to follow the plan! You can ask the principal how to do this (read up first on what BIP's can do), and that will get the principal involved. Or just write a letter. The school has no choice, they must honor the letter.
If you have any questions about the process, please write!!
I have also heard other people talking about natural supplements, such as Omega 3,6,9, Fish Oil and Vitamin C. I have also never tried this for my stepson, but plan to. Hope this helps!
my 10 yr old daughter has had adhd for the past 6 yrs and is on focolin rx now 50mg in am and 10mg in afternoon. with her she has had trouble with memory loss for some time now and cant retain information from the past or at times 30 seconds after being told. she was giagnosed 3 yrs ago with seizure tendencies after fainting in my arms. her doc has not explored this further.
I would suggest you too bring a structure to your life. Exercise and meditation are a must, and stick to the schedule. Plan plan plan. Put down things in a diary neatly. Be focused and DO NOT MULTI TASK.
Help yourself and you will not need to have medication/drugs contaminate you.
You are young, You can address this. And I wish you all the very best.
It could be ADHD, could be depression or it could be a neurological disorder. You need to see a physician and tell him how you are feeling.
i am a 16 year old male who has ADHD and it is becoming harder and harder to live with this condition. im distracted easily by everything around me and i just cant take it anymore. how do i dull down the affects of adhd? or how do i get rid of it?
My 14 year old son has WPW and has recently been diagnosed with ADHD. What medications would be appropriate and relatively low risk for him? Do you have any expoerience with Intuniv and WPW?
I have a ten year old that was diagnoed ADHD at age 5 then aspergers/HFA at age 7 now a mood disorder. the meds for ADHD always worked about 9 weeks then stopped. the school did all kind of tests and he fit the autism one.
These are very classic ADHD symptoms. And, of course, it could be something else - but everything you describe does sound like a child who is intelligent with ADHD. The intelligence can mask the symptoms since many teachers will say the child is getting good grades so whats the problem? Of course the problem starts appearing about the time common denominators or if the child is really intelligent - algebra - appears in their life.
The fact he goes non stop would be a sign of ADHD (and also a crack baby).
The fact that he is very smart would also indicate that he has learned how to manipulate you. Don't spank him. It won't work and only teaches him to hit other people when he is mad. Do obtain a copy of Lynn Clarks' book SOS: Help for Parents. I think it will help.
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