ADHD Treatment

If your child has symptoms of ADHD, you should consider medical attention. It can cause problems in school, work, relationships, and even with self-esteem. Your health care provider will help you manage these symptoms. The team will also provide you with counselors, teachers, and other support members who can help you and your child maximize their potential. If you're unsure of what to do, ask a health care provider about a diagnosis. While you may not want to disclose that you have ADHD to your colleagues or professors, it's important to talk to a health care provider. Your doctor may be able to make recommendations or refer you to a psychiatrist or psychologist. However, if you feel your child is not responding well to these interventions, you should contact a mental health professional to seek a second opinion. You may also wish to take your child to a primary care provider to have a thorough evaluation. Your child's health care provider can help you determine if your c