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Video #10 - How is ADHD diagnosed in children 

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Video #10 - How is ADHD diagnosed in children 

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This video is focused on the diagnosis part of having ADHD. They talk about how there is not one specific test, blood test, computer test or image that can be taken of their brain to determine if they have it or not. However, the diagnosis' are made through an interview with a mental health professional, the parents and the kid themselves. They talk about what their everyday life is like and how they function then compare it to someone else of the same age, family stressors, health issues, etc.

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Video #9 - Learning tips for students with ADHD 

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Video #9 - Learning tips for students with ADHD 

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This video is about learning tips for students with ADHD and some parenting tips. A very important thing is the way parents speak to their kids - avoiding yelling because the kids really can't focus when there is yelling and it is proven that they can lose IQ points when getting yelled at. Something else they talk about is creating boundaries instead of demanding things. For students, she talks about going to support groups with other kids that have ADHD which helps them a lot and this pen that syncs your notes to the audio so the kids can have an easier time taking notes. She also talks about time management for projects - stopping when the project is "fun" and not hard so it takes the stress off of them. Having the curriculum ahead of time to familiarize the kids will also help them big time.

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Learning Tips for Students with ADHD on Rogers TV

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In this video, it shows multiple people with ADHD of all ages and they talk about what it feels like to live with it. They talked about how they behaved at school, many of them having misbehaved without meaning to because their environment was not good for them (too many kids in a quiet space). The people explained some of how it affects their everyday life. They mentioned not being able to focus, having constant thoughts, very energetic, being behind on things, and being confused a lot. Many of them have/had been on medication since their diagnosis or shortly after but most stopped because of the side effects of it.

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Video #7 - Teen with ADHD resists new social experiences

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Video #7 - Teen with ADHD resists new social experiences

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This video talks about teens that have ADHD that also struggle with social anxiety. About 25 - 30% of kids with ADHD also have anxiety. He touches upon why they might be feeling this social anxiety, he says that when they were little they might have gotten made fun of because of their learning disabilities so when they start to develop more, they start to get scared of being judged in a social interaction. The guy also goes into how social anxiety is treatable and what kids can do to overcome it with some examples being cognitive behavior therapy and just straight up exposure.

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Teen with ADHD resists new social experiences - ADHD Dude - Ryan Wexelblatt

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Video #6 - How does ADHD affect school performance?

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Video #6 - How does ADHD affect school performance?

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This video was very short but touched upon how children with ADHD do in school. He said that many of them struggle both academically and socially since they can't sit still and are very distracting. If left untreated, it could lead to suspension or expulsion in certain situations. Kids with ADHD require more attention and need a lot more help on school work than others.

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[PT-GP-MH-ADHD] How does ADHD affect school performance?

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Video #5 - Brad's Story: a 12 year old with ADHD 

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Video #5 - Brad's Story: a 12 year old with ADHD 

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In this video, It shows us the story of a little boy named Brad who struggles with ADHD. He tells us about the things he likes to do like play outside, build legos, and be in his treehouse. He also mentions his struggles about living with ADHD, some being getting distracted super easily and having trouble thinking though his ideas. However, Brad has always been super creative, talkative, curious, and an outgoing person. They talked about letting his creative side take over and looking at the positives of his disorder.

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Brad is an extremely bright, creative 12 year-old who loves building things, playing in his treehouse and making movies. He is also diagnosed with ADHD. ©Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.

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Video #4 - How to parent a child with ADHD 

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Video #4 - How to parent a child with ADHD 

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This video goes into how to parent kids with ADHD. They describe ADHD as a "challenging constellation of behaviors" and also go into how it is diagnosed/found in children. They talk about the different levels of maturity vs control in a person's life going from toddler stages all the way up to late teenage years. Which ties into how ADHD or really any childhood disorder affects their maturity. For example, kids with ADHD won't be regulating their own behavior and affect as a kid without it might do. Kids with ADHD don't have as much control over themselves as others which means the parents need to maintain control. He suggests that parents try to push their child up the maturity scale to help the student teacher relationship. There are 4 steps that they want parents to follow. 1. Give them a task the kids can handle, 2. Hope the kids blow it (if the weight of the problem is on the kid, they are more likely to engage their prefrontal part of the brain to solve it), 3. Allow consequences to do the teaching - cost for their own choice. Then use empathy on them instead of just yelling at them, 4.Give the same task again - sends a message to the kid (you are smart enough to learn from your mistakes so let's try again). If kids are thinking they are less likely to get into trouble since ADHD interrupts that thought process and pulls them down the maturity scale.

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This video goes into detail on the three main causes of ADHD in children - Biological, Chemical, and Genetic but 90% have inherited it from their parents. It touches upon all three topics mentioned and also how ADHD affects their lives such as not being able to plan, being indecisive, and a hard time learning from mistakes. They talk about the things the kids are more likely to do like taking risk taking behaviors because of the different chemical wiring of their brain.

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Causes of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)

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Video #1 - Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 

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Video #1 - Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 

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This video is around 5 minutes long and talks about what the disorder is in general. It is told kind of like a story with a little girls account of her treatments, how she got diagnosed, her symptoms, etc. while still explaining other versions of the same categories. The videos takes us through the journey of a child that lives with ADHD in her everyday life.

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Video #2 - What are the available options for ADHD treatment in children? 

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Video #2 - What are the available options for ADHD treatment in children? 

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This video talks all about different treatment options for children diagnosed with ADHD. It goes into the two main options of treatment - medication and behavioral therapy which teaches different behaviors to help live with the disorder. However, it also talks about how it all depends on the kid, younger children might need more while older children might require less.

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What Are the Available Options for ADHD Treatment for Children?