Hello Teachers of Brains!
I know you’re out there in the classroom every day, overwhelmed with the number of students/lesson plans/IEPs/504 plans/etc. etc. etc. You don’t have to worry — I’m not here for you to add to your workload, but I would like to make it simpler. I’m here to help your ADHD students, regardless of whether they have been diagnosed. We wish you a happy return to school
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> In this video:
00: 00 ADHD Symptoms and Signs Intro
00: 54 What Is ADHD?
02: 38 ADHD Symptoms And Signs?
05: 10 ADHD Test In Adults Or Children?
06: 11 What Causes ADHD?
07: 32 How to Tell if You Think You Have ADHD
09: 20 What is ADHD?
10: 03 Bloopers
WHAT IS ADHD?
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), is a condition that can affect people's behavior. ADHD patients can be restless and have trouble concentrating, as well as acting on impulse.
ADHD symptoms are often detected early in life and can become more apparent when circumstances change such as when children start school.
The majority of cases are diagnosed between 3 and 7 years of age, although it can sometimes be diagnosed later in childhood.
Sometimes ADHD is not recognized as a diagnosis when a child is a teenager. However, they can be diagnosed later in life.
ADHD symptoms usually improve with age. However, many adults who are diagnosed with it at an early age still experience difficulties.
ADHD patients may also experience anxiety and sleep problems.
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LIVING WITH ADHD:
Parents of ADHD
children It can be difficult to look after an ADHD child. However, it is important to understand that they cannot change their behavior.
You and your child might find some activities more challenging, such as
- How to get your child to go to bed at night
- How to get ready for school on schedule
- Listening and following instructions
- Being organized
- Social occasions
- Shopping
ADHD in Adults
Adults with ADHD might have trouble with
- Organization and time management
Follow the instructions
- Focusing on and completing tasks
- How to deal with stress
- Feeling impatient or restless - Impulsiveness and taking risks Adults may have problems with social interaction or relationships.
ADHD DIAGNOSIS
Talk to your doctor if you suspect that you or your child might have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
It may be a good idea to talk to your child's teachers before you see a GP if you are concerned about their behavior.
Although they cannot diagnose ADHD in a formal manner, the GP can talk to you about your concerns and refer you to a specialist if necessary.
A GP may ask you
when you visit them.
- Your symptoms and those of your child
- These symptoms began
Symptoms - Wherever the symptoms are present - such as at home, at school or college, or at work
Whether symptoms impact your child's daily life
- Any recent significant events in your life or that of your child
- If you have a family history with ADHD Information about any other symptoms or problems you or your child might have
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