Patient's question:
Where is the specialized hospital for treating ADHD? My child is now in elementary school, and the teacher has mentioned that the child is very active and hardly ever still. The child previously had ADHD and was treated with medication, which helped, but it has now relapsed. Where is the specialized hospital for treating ADHD? Where is the specialized hospital for treating ADHD?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Currently, the view is that ADHD is a common chronic childhood neurobehavioral disorder that has a significant impact on children's daily lives and learning. The main symptoms include attention deficits, hyperactivity and impulsivity, learning difficulties, emotional problems, and poor interpersonal relationships, among others. The causes of its onset may vary, including genetic factors, biological factors, and environmental factors. Behavioral therapy is quite important in treating ADHD. It primarily involves parents and teachers changing poor parenting environments and implementing various behavioral therapies targeted at the child's symptoms to reduce negative behaviors and reinforce positive ones.