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ADHD in Children

Our ADHD in Children course enables attendees to understand what Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is as well as how it can affect day-to-day life for a child, treatment and strategies for carers.

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Learn to recognise the signs and symptoms of ADHD as well as different treatment strategies available.

What is ADHD? How common is ADHD? What are the 3 main types of ADHD? What are the signs of inattentiveness? What are the signs of hyperactivity and impulsiveness? What can cause ADHD? What are some examples of executive functions? What types of issues can arise in day-to-day life for a child? What types of treatments are available? What types of medications are available? What types of other therapies are available? What are common Co-morbid conditions? What are the symptoms of ODD? What strategies can be used to improve the day-to-day life of a child with ADHD?

Our ADHD in Children course will help you to answer the questions above and more.

ADHD is the most common behavioural disorder in the UK. Estimates suggest if affects around 2-5% of school-aged children and young people. Most cases are diagnosed in children between the ages of 6 and 12.

During our ADHD in Children course, you will gain an understanding of what ADHD is, including how common it is and the different types, including ADHD, Not Otherwise Specified (NOS). You will learn how to correctly communicate with a child who has ADHD as well as learning strategies for supporting them. You will learn how to correctly establish routines. You will learn some examples of co-morbid conditions. You will also learn what ODD is and what symptoms may arise from this. You will learn about different types of medication, treatment, and other therapies that are available.

What you'll learn.

  • Understand Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
  • Understand how ADHD can affect day-to-day life.
  • Understand how to recognise the signs and symptoms of ADHD.
  • Recognise various treatment strategies that are available.
  • Understand different strategies to support a child with ADHD.
  • Develop communication strategies.

Who is ADHD in Children for?

Our ADHD in Children course is for anyone who works, cares for or supports children with or displaying symptoms of ADHD. Our session will help you to improve communication and strategies to deliver better outcomes for all.

What are the learning outcomes?

  • Discuss the importance of communication strategies.
  • Discuss the tactics to help with behavioural issues.
  • Recognise the signs and symptoms of ADHD.
  • Be able to understand ADHD and how it may affect the day-to-day life of a child.
  • Demonstrate how to correctly understand the involvement within ADHD and the brain.
  • Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies that will increase your knowledge about treatments, medications, and other therapies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the early signs of ADHD in children?
Early signs of ADHD in children can be challenging to distinguish from normal toddler behaviour. Key indicators include persistent issues with inattention and hyperactivity-impulsivity. Children may have trouble focusing, following instructions, frequently losing things, daydreaming and be easily distracted. Hyperactivity-impulsivity symptoms include excessive fidgeting, talking excessively, acting impulsively, difficulty waiting for turns and strong emotional outbursts. It’s important to consider age-appropriate behaviour and its impact on daily life. Not all symptoms may be present in every child. If these behaviours significantly disrupt daily life, consult a healthcare professional for evaluation and early intervention.
Educate yourself using reliable sources like AACAP or CHADD. Observe and document your child’s behaviours, noting frequency and severity. Discuss concerns with your child’s teacher for additional insights. Schedule an appointment with a paediatrician for a preliminary evaluation and possible referral to a specialist. Prepare for the evaluation by being ready to discuss your child’s development, behaviour patterns, and family history.
Strategies for managing an ADHD child at home include establishing a consistent routine, creating a quiet, organised study space, and using visual schedules. Break tasks into smaller steps and use timers to manage time. Provide clear and concise instructions, and use positive reinforcement to encourage good behaviour. Encourage physical activity to help manage excess energy, and ensure regular breaks during tasks. Communicate openly and maintain a calm, supportive environment.

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