Patient's question:
The teacher reported that during class, the child would engage in small actions under the desk. The teacher criticized the child for repeatedly performing the same small actions without much restraint shortly after. The child would also look around, move erratically, and have constant movements of their hands and feet. At the hospital, the doctor said the child had ADHD. In terms of assistance: after a few consultations, how can we effectively control the child's ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), also known as Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD), is also referred to as Syndrome of Minimal Brain Damage in Children. It is a relatively common behavioral disorder among children. In terms of discipline, it should be timely. A child's personality is composed of two parts: innate temperament and postnatal environmental influence, so it possesses both stability and plasticity. Parents and teachers should be fair, patient, and confident, avoiding harsh suggestions to children, and instead, provide practical solutions and specific support tailored to different age groups. It is recommended that parents and teachers discover the talents of their children and guide them correctly, which will enable the children to undergo a smooth and healthy transformation. This will also help them develop proper behavioral patterns and normal or even excellent learning abilities.