Patient's question:
The child has been diagnosed with ADHD. The doctor recommends sensory integration training and biofeedback. Is this treatment effective? Will there be a rebound after treatment? We are very anxious and don't know how to treat it.Doctor's answer:
Psychological Analysis: First, I want to express sympathy for your child. Second, I would like to remind you that ADHD is not as as you imagine! In fact, due to the underdeveloped brains of children, their internal control abilities are poor. Many children exhibit varying degrees of hyperactivity. This is a normal phenomenon. Only when a child's attention significantly affects their learning is it a problem. Of course, for children, undergoing sensory training and biofeedback therapy is beneficial.Psychological Guidance: Suggestions: It is best to consult with some experts, such as psychiatrists, educational specialists, or psychologists, so that the diagnosis of ADHD can be more credible. Do not rely solely on a doctor's advice and blindly treat the condition, as this may cause greater harm to the child. Love is a child's nature. Teachers often perceive love as mischievous and may even label it as ADHD.