Learn as much as you can about the disorder and if they and you are willing learn how to be an "add coach" (to help them develop stronger skills in their problem areas). Let them know you accept them for who they are, build up their self esteem on the things they do well (because most people with add have been told all their lives how dumb or rude or lazy they are) help them develop social skills they may be lacking in without being overly hostile or critical (if they interrupt all the time, point out that you are still speaking without yelling, the more they notice the behavior the more they can control it) Don't manage them, dont do for them any scheduling etc that they arent good at but rather help them learn to do this for themselves. Understand that growth is a process and it will take time for their annoying habits to improve but with positive help from you and a bit of patience and understanding a lot can happen. And they'll love that you care enough to accept their flaws without judging them.
Well my brother has the condition, and is currently in a steady relationship. I think it could cause some strain on a relationship but its not like the partner wouldn't take ADHD into consideration. Truth be told, it isn't rare nor is it like its untreatable. If its so uncontrollable, the person who has the ADHD should get some help with it, so it wouldn't affect something like a relationship anyway.
It can really affect both people. The person who does not have ADHD may feel that their partner doesn't listen to them carefully, forgets to do things, and doesn't take responsibility for doing things to help the relationship. On the other hand, the person with ADHD on some level may realize that they aren't "living up to" their partner's expectations, and that can result in self-esteem issues, or insecurity... or even a feeling of apathy if they feel like it's just "hopeless" and they're NEVER going to meet people's expectations in a relationship. One thing that can really help is if the partner who doesn't have ADHD is really clear about what they need from their partner and can convey it in SHORT, CONCISE statements. Like, instead of saying "I need you to do more around the house," instead you can say "I need you to take out the trash every night at 9pm" and then set an alarm on their phone, or their watch, etc. to help remind them. If you are the person with ADHD, making lists and posting it where you'll see it often can be helpful.
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IF Strattera is prescribed properly for ADHD symptoms, then yes, it may help improve focus and attention thereby improving performance in sports. Using it without the ADHD diagnosis will not improve performance.
Some vitamin supplements that are helpful to someone with adhd are fish oil, melotonin and zinc. Some children with adhd have lower levels of zinc that children without adhd and zinc supplements have been should to help improve adhd symptoms. Fish oil may improve mental skills in children and melotonin is a natural sleep aid and can decrease your child's excess energy.
A wobble chair can help individuals with ADHD improve focus and attention during tasks by providing sensory input and allowing for movement while sitting. This can help increase alertness and engagement, making it easier for individuals to stay focused on their tasks.
Kids are on to many highly processed foods that have no nutritional value and a lot of sugar. try feed fresh vegetables - raw or lightly cooked and fruits. Maybe you should go get a second opinion....but what ever the case maybe he is your son. If you truly believe he has ADHD then you need to be the one to help him through this. Your his MOTHER he should come before your relationship.
Wiggle seats can benefit students with ADHD in the classroom by providing sensory input and allowing for movement, which can help improve focus, attention, and overall behavior.
Hypnosis may help improve symptoms of ADHD, such as impulsivity or inattention, by providing relaxation and increasing focus. However, it is not a stand-alone treatment and should be used in conjunction with other ADHD management strategies, such as therapy, medication, and lifestyle changes. It's essential to consult with a healthcare provider before incorporating hypnosis into an ADHD treatment plan.
Wobble chairs can benefit individuals with ADHD by providing a way to release excess energy and improve focus. The gentle movement of the chair can help increase alertness and engagement, making it easier for individuals with ADHD to concentrate and stay on task.
There are many vitamins and supplements that are being marketed for ADHD, but not all of them are effective or safe. There is some evidence that zinc and fish oil will improve ADHD symptoms. St. John's wort is marketed as an ADHD drug, but it does not help and it can be extremely dangerous if mixed with other medications. One should speak to their doctor or specialist prior to starting a supplement for ADHD symptoms.
A wobble chair can benefit individuals with ADHD by providing sensory input and promoting movement, which can help improve focus, attention, and overall engagement in tasks. The subtle movements of the chair can help regulate energy levels and reduce restlessness, allowing individuals with ADHD to better concentrate and participate in activities.