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Presented by: Name Month XX, 2012 Is It ADHD or Just Inattention? Insert logo of speaker’s organization Insert host logo Insert local partners’ logo

Portrait of a child with ADHD

Inattention Hyperactivity Impulsivity What Is ADHD?

Developmental Trends of ADHD Symptoms before 17 yo Impairment Inattention Hyper/Imp Age

Hyperactive/Impulsive Symptoms 1.Fidgeting and squirming 2.Running or climbing excessively 3.Trouble playing quietly 4.“On the go” or “driven by a motor” 5.Talking excessively 6.Blurting out answers 7.Trouble taking turns 8.Interrupting or intruding

Inattentive Symptoms 1.Making careless mistakes 2.Trouble paying attention to a task 3.Not listening 4.Not following instructions 5.Trouble organizing 6.Avoiding or disliking sustained effort 7.Losing things 8.Easily distracted 9.Forgetful

Overlap of Symptoms and Diagnoses ADHDAnxietyLDODD Attention Concentration Anxiety Sadness Opposition Fidgetiness Impulsivity Appetite Sleep

Co-occurring Disorders Oppositional defiant disorder Anxiety or mood disorders Learning disabilities Conduct disorder Tic disorders ½ of ADHD patients have > 2 diagnoses

ADHD and the Brain

The immediate effects of not treating ADHD Interferes with learning and social development Reduces instructional time in class Drains resources Maintains or exacerbates ADHD behaviors

The long-term consequences of not treating ADHD Untreated kids face: –Less schooling & poorer grades –Higher expulsion rates –Fewer friends –Lower self-esteem –Higher arrest rates –Lower occupational rank –Higher job termination rates –Riskier driving –More accidents

Treatment & Intervention Psychopharmacology Psychotherapy –Parent training Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) Groups –School-based interventions Daily Report Card Para training –Organizational skills training

Daily Report Card

Unproved or untested treatments Play therapy or talk therapy Biofeedback Dietary changes, elimination diets Ginkgo biloba & other supplements Meditation Exercise Metronome Vision training Sensory integration therapy

Where to find help [Include your contact information] [Add information on resources in your area] Learn more about ADHD on childmind.org

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