Patient's question:
My child is always moving and can't sit still. The doctor said he has ADHD. I want to ask how should pediatric ADHD be self-healed?Doctor's answer:
Behavioral therapy for ADHD is a method that interrupts the development of undesirable behaviors, causing them to gradually disappear. Positive reinforcement is based on operant conditioning. It emphasizes that behavioral change is selected by the consequences of the behavior. Behavioral therapy for ADHD is used to correct undesirable behaviors and establish positive behaviors. Positive reinforcement refers to the immediate application of rewards when a child exhibits appropriate or positive behaviors, to increase the frequency of a particular behavior. Modeling refers to presenting a specific behavior pattern to an individual. Behavioral therapy for ADHD is a treatment technique that encourages patients to deliberately imitate positive behaviors. Behavioral therapy: It is a method that enables children to change their behavior habits from the outside. It is fundamentally impossible to solve this disease.