Do you have a child struggling with ADD/ADHD?
As the parent of a child with ADD/ADHD, you are probably all too familiar with how hard it is to get the help your child needs. Our desire to make everything better for our children is natural, the result of our readiness to protect and nurture the ones we love. Yet, this is also what makes fighting Attention Deficit Disorder so frustrating. It is difficult just knowing what to do, how to do it, or even where to start.
The fact is, it is easy to be overwhelmed by ADD/ADHD. Not only is it a serious condition with many dimensions, but a diagnosis is just the first step in what can seem like a never-ending list of requirements for achieving successful treatment. Time and energy is depleted by doctors' appointments, therapy appointments, meetings with teachers and counselors, stresses within the family, etc. Despite the flurry of activity and responsibilities, it is easy to feel like you are on your own.
In talking with parents, we know children and families are not getting the support they need that is why we have established the “Earlier the Better Campaign” along with specialized Social Skills and Parenting Groups to better help those children and families struggling with ADD/ADHD.
At ADD Health & Wellness Centers, our goal is to integrate treatment methods for ADD and related conditions . Our approach is new and unique, and our success is measurable through the use of our Outcome Database, the first of its kind. This ability to measure outcomes allows us to show that we are providing the best possible treatment for your child. Most other treatment providers would be unwilling or unable to share their level of success with you. Together this achieves a significant improvement and transforms the standard of care for ADD. If you would like to know more about what makes us different please review the following information:
- Learn more about our treatment approach
- What is the Earlier the Better Campaign
- Current Parenting & Social Skills Groups Available
- Review our frequently asked questions