So your child has been diagnosed with ADHD. What does this mean, for them and for you?

Well, on a practical level, it means that certain chemical imbalances in your child’s brain make things like focusing, paying attention, impulse control, and following through on tasks difficult for them. And for you, it means that your child will require more attention and help than some of their peers.

So what’s the best way for you as the parent to support them, and yourself as…