How is ADHD treated?

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Doctor's answer:

The first method: Extinction
Extinction can effectively reduce or eliminate the behaviors of children with ADHD. Before implementing this method, parents need to understand what factors lead to their children's incorrect behaviors. After identifying these factors, parents should gradually eliminate them to restore healthy behaviors in their children. For example, if a child loses their temper, it is best for parents to ignore the behavior, which will gradually fade away. If parents excessively focus on the child's tantrums, it may reinforce the factors that trigger the behavior, leading to repeated occurrences. What are the treatment methods for ADHD in children?
The second method: Overcorrection
How can parents correct the behaviors of children with ADHD? Choosing the right method is key. Punishing children for their behaviors can effectively reduce the likelihood of them repeating such behaviors. The overcorrection method, although it requires parents to use punishment, does not advocate for violent education. Instead, it suggests selecting a method that the child can accept to encourage cooperation. For example, tell the child that if they engage in certain incorrect behaviors again, you will take away one of their favorite toys. This approach helps the child recognize the inappropriateness of their actions and encourages them to make corrections.