Medication

Certain medicines can help people with ADHD by improving their focus and attention and reducing the impulsiveness and hyperactivity associated with ADHD. Scientists are constantly working to develop new medications to treat ADHD.

However, many parents are hesitant to put their children on potentially mood-altering medications at such an early age. In addition, some of these medications can also have other serious unwanted side-effects in children.

When relying on medications for treatment and control of ADHD symptoms, most individuals are uncomfortable with the fact that they will probably need to continue taking the drugs into adulthood.

In general, medications help control ADHD symptoms without fixing the real issue that is causing those unwanted ADHD behaviors.

Counseling and Other Therapies

Family counseling can help modify ADHD behaviors because it keeps parents informed and also shows them ways they can work with their kids to help. It also helps to improve communication within the family and to solve problems that come up between teens and their parents at home. Individual counseling helps teens with ADHD to better understand their behavior and to learn coping skills.

While counseling can be extremely helpful to assist families and individuals with coping skills, it still does not overcome the real issue behind the ADHD.

Dr. Bender’s STNR Breakthrough Treatment

An exciting new treatment is now being used by people worldwide to permanently eliminate unwanted ADHD behaviors.

This treatment is based on Dr. Miriam Bender’s groundbreaking work. The basis of this treatment program is to mature the Symmetric Tonic Neck Reflex (STNR) in children afflicted with ADHD.

Over the past 30 years, thousands of people have used this treatment program with stunning results. Best of all, there are no drugs necessary and none of the unwanted side-effects. In fact, most of those who complete Dr. Bender’s Breakthrough Treatment see no more need for medication ever again.