Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)


Do YOU have ADD/ADHD too???

Did you know that if one person in your family has ADD/ADHD, there's a good chance you too may have an attention disorder?
 

If your...

Your Chance of Having
ADD/ADHD is...

Child has ADD/ADHD

29%

Parent has ADD/ADHD

57%

Brother/Sister has ADD/ADHD

21%

 

Find out if your child has symptoms correlated with ADD/ADHD... complete this checklist.

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Untreated ADD/ADHD

 

If ADD/ADHD is left untreated, children, adolescents and adults can face some potentially serious consequences...

Children with untreated ADD/ADHD are:

  • 65% more likely to be hurt or injured
  • 3 x as likely to suffer from a burn injury

Adolescents with untreated ADD/ADHD are:

  • 10 x more likely to quit school
  • 7 x more likely to have never completed high school (compared to the national average)
  • Significantly more likely to be involved in an automobile accident and more likely to be at fault

Adults with untreated ADD/ADHD are:

  • 2 x as likely to have problems keeping friends
  • 2 x more likely to rarely or never use birth control
  • 2 x more likely to have been involved in three or more crashes
  • 2 x as likely to have been arrested
  • 2 x as likely to have been divorced
  • 3 x more likely to be currently unemployed
  • 4 x more likely to have contracted a sexually transmitted disease
  • 47% more likely to have trouble paying bills
  • 47% more likely to have received a speeding ticket in a 12 month period

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Did You Know...???

    ...about 1/3 of patients with ADD have a relative with ADD

    ...about 65% of children with ADD, grow to be adults with ADD

    ...3% to 4% of adults have ADD

    ...1/3 of ADD/ADHD kids have learning disabilities

    ...15% of adults who complete a rehab program have ADD

    ...35% of adults who failed a rehab program have ADD

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Treatment for ADD/ADHD


Treatment for ADD/ADHD is provided in combinations of the following:

  • Establish diagnosis and provide information
  • Medication
  • Dietary considerations and supplements
  • Neurofeedback
  • Psychotherapy
  • Behavioral Modification Therapy
  • Behavioral Management Education
  • "Coaching" or coping strategies
  • School/Work place consultation
  • Vocational/Recreational counseling

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Reasons for being tested for ADD/ADHD:

  • Confirmation of diagnosis
  • Objectivity to diagnosis
  • Patients and parents receive scientific results

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An effective continuous performance test is:

  • Non-cognitive
  • Non-language
  • Non-interval
  • Non-sequential
     

When preparing for ADD/ADHD testing, be sure to:

  1. Discontinue caffeine 72 hours prior to testing
  2. Get a good night's rest
  3. Eat a nutritional breakfast

 

Causes of Inattention and/or Impulsivity:

  • Normal behavior
  • General medical problems
  • Neurological problems (other than ADD/ADHD)
  • Sensory deficits and/or hypersensitivities
  • Medications
  • Family style and organization
  • School readiness, learning style, and motivation
  • Intellectual impairment and precocity
  • Learning disabilities
  • Stress
  • Psychiatric conditions
  • Substance use, abuse, and/or withdrawal
  • Behavior disorders
  • ADD/ADHD
     

Natural Supplements that help treat ADD/ADHD in children, adolescents and adults:

  • Super EPA/DHA (A.K.A. Omega 3 Fatty Acid or Fish Oil)
  • Cognitex (for adults)
  • PS Caps
  • DMAE
  • Ashwaghanda Extract
  • Acetyl - L-Carnitine - Arginate
  • Gingko Biloba

 

If your child has ADD/ADHD, I can help!  Please call me today for a free consultation at 
(949) 955-3233 or email me at lisaenn@aol.com.


ADD Frequently Asked Questions

© Attention and Achievement Center

Selected Attention Disorder is a more appropriate name for this condition, since a person might have the ability to pay plenty of attention to things they find interesting, but a lack of ability to motivate themselves to complete a task they consider boring.

Office located at:
4500 Campus Drive
Suite 124
Newport Beach, CA 92660
Office: (949) 955-3233
Cell: (949) 374-2321
lisaenn@aol.com

 


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