ADHD Awareness
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects behaviour and concentration.
Children and young people with ADHD often seem unusually restless, impulsive or distracted. They may speak or act without thinking, struggle with organisation, find it hard to focus or appear to be always on the go.
What are the most common symptoms of ADHD?
- Easily distracted, finding it difficult to start or finish tasks
- Often unable to concentrate
- Often restless or fidgety
- Very talkative, often interrupting or blurting things out
- Impulsive, acting before considering consequences, prone to taking risks
- Easily angry or frustrated, struggling to deal with emotions
- Finding making or maintaining friendships difficult
- Disorganised, for instance often losing things or being late
- Lacking awareness of time
Parenting a child with ADHD can sometimes be isolating, upsetting or exhausting. Sometimes parents feel judged or blamed by others. It is entirely understandable if you are finding things difficult.
ADHD is one of the most common disorders faced in childhood. It even continues to adulthood if not treated at the correct time. The first place to start the correctional remedies is at home. Learn from our professionals and help your child.
Course Modules
- Module 1 - An introduction to ADHD.
- Module 2 - Knowledge about the symptoms of ADHD.
- Module 3 - Knowledge about the symptoms of ADHD.
- Module 4 - Adhd in adolescents and adulthood.
- Module 5 - How can ADHD affect the brain and neurotransmitters in early years?
- Module 6 - Know about the academic challenges faced by your child and how you can help them.
Requirements
- Have an interest in ADHD Awareness Programs!
- Have an access of your computer or your smart phone / gadget
