Is your child unable to maintain attention during lengthy activities? Has a problem with concentration, with the fulfillment of assigned tasks and their completion? If it doesn't go well, is your child impulsive, gets ahead of situations and makes unnecessary mistakes? Is "hot-headed", restless and has to digresses all the time? Forgets what you told them to do, is irresponsible and can't hold a thought? Shouts, jumps at you and can't take criticism? If you recognize your child from the above, they may have ADHD.

ADHD is an attention disorder that is manifested by hyperactivity with associated symptoms (inattentiveness, restlessness, etc.). Why the disorder manifests itself is still not 100% certain, but many experts agree that the cause may be the genetic predisposition of the child, or various negative factors that affect it - smoking/drinking alcohol during pregnancy, complicated childbirth, dysfunctional relationships in the family, poor social conditions in which the child grows up, etc. It is important for a child with ADHD that this disorder is diagnosed in time, especially with regard to his special educational needs. Ignoring a child's needs can have serious consequences. Lack of consideration can lead to the child engaging in risky, health-threatening activities. Furthermore, cooperation between parents, a psychologist and the school the child attends is very important.

What a psychologist can help you with:

-    diagnosis of the child and his special needs
-    set a fixed daily routine
-    communicate with the child within a positive approach
-    set a suitable regime at school
-    special training for parents of children with ADHD
-    child psychotherapy
-    clarify technical terms
-    learn to work effectively with the child
-    manage one's own uncertainty, feelings and emotions
-    to harmonize relationships in the family
-    and much more…

If you suspect that your child suffers from this attention disorder or has already been diagnosed and would like to start therapy, do not hesitate to contact one of our experienced psychologists who specialize in ADHD.