ADHD is short for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It’s a chronic condition that makes it harder for a child or teen to focus and learn. It’s usually diagnosed in childhood, but symptoms can continue into adulthood. Here are patterns of behaviors to look out for:
Your child’s benefits cover behavioral health care. So talk to your child’s primary care provider (PCP) about your child’s emotional or mental health needs. They can do screenings and recommend treatments. They can also connect you to a psychologist or counselor, but you don’t need a referral. Just make sure they take your plan.
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Small changes in how you react to your child can make a huge difference. Things like having a little more patience and praising your child often for good behavior. Learn more about what else you can do.
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