Inspirational Therapy for ADHD Treatment

Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is a neurological disorder caused by a deficiency of neurotransmitters in the brain. Our therapy focuses on improving attention, reducing impulsivity, and increasing self-control. Our experienced therapists at Inspirational for ADHD Treatment use evidence-based techniques to help clients with ADHD live productive and fulfilling life.

Why Inspirational Therapy?

Our approach to ADHD treatment involves small doses and gradually increasing them if the patient doesn’t experience benefits and tolerates the side effects. We understand that many side effects are temporary and resolve as the patient adjusts to the medication. Our focus is on providing individualized treatment plans that work for each patient’s unique needs, and we closely monitor their progress to ensure the best possible outcomes.

What is attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder?

Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a mental health disorder that encompasses multiple symptoms such as, difficulty concentrating, increased energy, cannot sit still for any extended period of time and impulsivity. This can lead to issues in relationships, impairment in work and school, low self-esteem and other problems.

It is often called adult ADHD, usually symptoms will develop in childhood and continue on into adulthood. Sometimes ADHD is not acknowledged or even diagnosed until adulthood. ADHD symptoms in adults may not be as noticeable as the symptoms in children. In adults, there is a struggle with restlessness, the issues with concentration may continue but the hyperactivity may decrease.

The treatment for children with ADHD is similar to the treatment of adults. ADHD Treatment for adults includes medication, psychotherapy (counseling), and treatment for any other mental health disorders that may co-occur with ADHD.

Symptoms

Adult ADHD symptoms are as follows:

  • Low tolerance for frustration
  • Concentration problems
  • Issues with doing multiple tasks at one time
  • Planning is poor
  • Persistent mood swings
  • Difficulty following through and completing tasks
  • Problems dealing with stress
  • Angry outbursts
  • Time management skills are poor
  • Issues with organizing and prioritizing tasks
  • Impulsivity

Causes

The causes of ADHD are not known, and our research at Inspirational Therapies ADHD Treatment in continues to work on finding out what causes ADHD. There are some factors that play a role in ADHD:

  • Genetics: ADHD can run in families, and studies are showing that genetics may be a cause.
  • Environment: Lead exposure can be an environmental factor that may increase the risk of ADHD.
  • Issues during childhood development: problems with the central nervous system at crucial moments in development may be a contributor to the development of ADHD.

Complications

Having ADHD can be pretty difficult for individuals diagnosed with this mental health condition, it can contribute to problems in:

  • Employment
  • Financial problems
  • Poor self-image
  • Suicide attempts
  • Issues with law enforcement
  • Poor work or school performance
  • Unstable relationships
  • Physical and mental health issue
  • Frequent accidents
  • Substance abuse with alcohol and/or drugs

Diagnosis

Signs and symptoms of ADHD in adults can be difficult to recognize. The main symptoms start as a child, most likely before the age of 12 and continue into adulthood, which can cause severe issues in daily functioning.

Inspirational Therapies ADHD Treatment in ’s diagnosis includes:

  • Meeting full criteria in the DSM-5: all psychologists, therapists, medical providers and psychiatrists must use this book as a way to see if the individual showing ADHD symptoms fits the full criteria for a diagnosis.
  • Physical examination: this is a process of elimination to make sure there are not any other physical problems causing/contributing to the symptoms of ADHD.
  • ADHD rating scales or psychological testing: to help to gather and assess information about the symptoms.
  • Information collection: asking questions about recent physical problems, family and personal medical history, and needing a history of the symptoms.

Choose Inspirational for ADHD Treatment, we offer compassionate, effective, and inspirational ADHD treatment.

ADHD Treatment

The most common treatment for ADHD in adults involves psychological counseling, medication, education about the symptoms of ADHD, and building coping skills. A combination of these treatments is the most efficient treatment available. Inspirational for ADHD Treatment can help with learning how to cope with ADHD symptoms, but it is not a cure. Everyone is different so it may take some time to find what treatment works best for the individual showing signs of ADHD.

Medications

It is best to discuss the different medications available and the side effects of taking certain medications for ADHD Treatment.

  • Stimulants: these include methylphenidate or amphetamine, they are the most commonly prescribed medications for ADHD, but the doctor may find that a different kind of medication may work better for their patient. Stimulants help to balance the neurotransmitters in the brain.
  • Other medications: the other medications that are used to treat ADHD at Inspirational Therapies ADHD Treatment in can include non-stimulant atomoxetine and certain antidepressants such as bupropion. Atomoxetine and antidepressants take more time to work than stimulants do, but these medications can be a good option for people that cannot take stimulants.

Psychological counseling

Therapy for adults that have symptoms of ADHD or have been diagnosed includes psychotherapy, which is receiving psychoeducation from Inspirational Therapies ADHD Treatment in about the disorder and learning skills to be able to cope appropriately with the symptoms.

Psychotherapy may help in these areas:

  • Increase self-esteem
  • Develop certain techniques that help the client deal with their anger
  • Learn how to have healthy relationships with family, peers, co-workers and friends
  • Learn how to better control impulsivity
  • Develop problem solving skills
  • Improve organizational and time management skills

Common types of psychotherapy for ADHD include:

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy- (CBT): this intervention helps clients to learn how to change their negative thinking patterns into positive ones. It will improve the ability to manage and change unwanted behavior. It can assist in dealing with the challenges in life, such as work, relationship issues or school, and can help to manage other co-occurring mental health issues, such as substance abuse, depression and many more.
  • Family, couples and marriage counseling:Inspirational for ADHD Treatment can assist family members and friends deal with the stressors that may exist dealing or living with someone with ADHD and gives them answers as to what they can do to help their loved one. This type of counseling can also enhance problem-solving and communication skills.

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