Medical Treatments

Medical approaches to managing ADHD including medications, psychotherapy, and emerging treatments. Articles examine different drugs, treatment planning, and research into new therapeutic options.

ADHD and Methylphenidate or Ritalin

Methylphenidate works for ADHD by boosting dopamine in the brain, which helps improve focus and attention in people who struggle with concentration.

ADHD Research

ADHD involves reduced brain activity in areas controlling focus and impulse control, but scientists still need to understand which genes cause it and how.

ADHD Treatment Plans

Get a clear picture of what an ADHD treatment plan should include and which professionals your child needs to see.

ADHD Treatments

ADHD medication, therapy and diet changes can help manage symptoms, but many parents worry about giving stimulants to their children.

Advantages and Disadvantages of ADHD Treatments

Medication works for ADHD, but many parents want alternatives, here's what the science says about other options.

Psychotherapy and ADHD

Psychotherapy helps children with ADHD manage emotional impacts, learn new behaviours, and cope with the condition's psychological effects.

The Future of ADHD Treatment and Management

ADHD is mostly inherited, and researchers may eventually switch off the genes causing it instead of relying only on medication.

Using Neurofeedback to Treat ADHD

Neurofeedback uses brain wave monitoring to help people with ADHD learn to control their brain activity and improve focus.