ADHD

Rehab Care provides comprehensive support and treatment for individuals with ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Our expert team understands the challenges associated with ADHD and offers personalized interventions to address them effectively.

A holistic approach that combines behavioral therapy, medication management, educational support, and lifestyle adjustments, we aim to empower individuals with ADHD to thrive in various aspects of life. With a focus on early intervention and tailored care plans, Rehab Care is committed to helping individuals with ADHD achieve their full potential and lead fulfilling lives.

Rehab Care specializes in providing comprehensive support and treatment for individuals with ADHD.

Our expert team offers personalized interventions tailored to address the specific challenges associated with ADHD.
We utilize a holistic approach that combines behavioral therapy, medication management, educational support, and lifestyle adjustments.
Our goal is to empower individuals with ADHD to thrive in academic, professional, and social settings.

Here are 8 Common Signs of ADHD in Children

1. Self-focused behavior

A common sign of ADHD is what looks like an inability to recognize other people’s needs and desires.

2. Interrupting

Self-focused behavior may cause a child with ADHD to interrupt others while they’re talking or butt into conversations or games they’re not part of.

3. Emotional turmoil:

A child with ADHD may have trouble keeping their emotions in check. They may have outbursts of anger at inappropriate times.

4. Fidgeting

Children with ADHD often can’t sit still. They may try to get up and run around, fidget, or squirm in their chair when forced to sit.

5. Problems playing quietly

Figdetiness can make it difficult for kids with ADHD to play quietly or engage calmly in leisure activities.

6. Unfinished tasks

A child with ADHD may show interest in lots of different things, but they may have problems finishing them. For example, they may start projects, chores, or homework, but move on to the next thing that catches their interest before finishing.

7. Lack of focus

A child with ADHD may have trouble paying attention even when someone is speaking directly to them.

8. Avoidance of tasks needing extended mental effort

This same lack of focus can cause a child to avoid activities that require a sustained mental effort, such as paying attention in class or doing homework.