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While watching the videos on ADHD I learned a lot of new things. Although I already know a lot about ADHD, because I have it, I learned even more. ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Disorder. This is a neurodevelopmental issue that affects about ⅔ of the population. ADHD symptoms include difficulty staying still, difficulty paying attention, and difficulty with thinking before acting. People with ADHD usually move around a lot and have a tough time focusing on the same task for a long period of time. If the person with ADHD is uninterested in the task, it is harder for them to get their work done. Trying to pay attention to things you are interested in while having ADHD causes your mind to want to wander. People that are diagnosed with ADHD usually have harder times with making friends. They can be awkward, talkative, or too energetic. Children are first diagnosed with ADHD around the age of seven, when entering school. I was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 13 which is later than most people. ADHD continues through adulthood and is not treatable. There are medications prescribed to help with the disorder. My family and I knew I had ADHD when I started becoming very talkative and kept getting unfocused in class. One of my teachers brought it up to my mother and that was when my mother finally looked further into testing. I got my testing back and the results were me being diagnosed. I now understand my struggles and do struggle to focus still, but I am better at catching myself before I completely lose focus in something.

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ADHD occurs very frequently in children and is not diagnosed until around the age of 7 and the child is in school. ADHD includes behaviors of inattention, distractibility, and oppositional behavior. These children usually have trouble with friendships, focusing in school, and unusual behavior at home. Although it is not a learning disorder, it can affect school and grades due to the fact of the inability to focus.

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Watch more How to Understand Child Psychology videos: http://www.howcast.com/videos/507713-What-Is-ADHD-Child-Psychology So attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, known as ADHD, occurs very frequently in children. And it's typically not diagnosed until a child is at least 7 years of age and is in school. It includes behaviors of inattention, distractibility and oppositional behavior.

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Signs that your child may have ADHD:
1) Note the childs capacity for attention span
2) recognize if their energy level is more excessive than others
3) Consider how long the behavior has been going on
4) Note where the behavior is occurring
5) Gage the seriousness of the problem
6) If any of these symptoms are recognized, take your child to a doctor for a behavioral analysis

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How to Recognize ADHD Symptoms in Children

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ADHD is an innate attention deficit disorder. People with ADHD usually have a difficult time staying on task for a long period of time. They are unable to focus on a force of command but more likely to get things done when they are interested in the task. They tend to move continuously and are impulsive. People with ADHD tend to speak whatever is on their mind without thinking about it first. ADHD is mostly found in children and diagnosed at a young age, but follows with the person throughout their whole life.

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ADHD - What is it and what's the difference with ADD?

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Our brain has a huge number of brain cells. Nerve cells talk to each other to send messages to the front of the body. The frontal lobe is the command center. The messages from the front of the brian to the other parts of the brain go through complex networks of nerve cells. We need chemical transmitters to transfer messages from nerve brain cell to another. People who have ADHD have their messages send around the brain and body faster than those who have ADHD.

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ADHD is a neurological condition. Individuals who have ADHD have a different number of cognitive traits or working memory. The biggest misconception of ADHD is that individuals who have ADHD are not motivated or do not try hard enough. It is not a deficit of motivation, they are working harder than anyone else because it takes them more time and more effort to get their work done.

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Fidgeting is actually a useful learning tool for kids with ADHD. You ask us about strategies that can help them succeed.

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ADHD stands for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD is highly treatable with proper medication and some people even choose to not take medicine with it. The malfunction of Dopamine, an important brain neurotransmitter, plays a role with ADHD. ADHD is caused by genetics meaning if one of your parents or relatives has it, you are likely to have it too. One in twenty children are diagnosed with ADHD. Rushing into things without thinking and not being able to finish a task are two symptoms of ADHD.

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ADHD is a well defined medical condition. The three types of ADHD include; hyperactive impulsive, inattentive, and combination. Both types of ADHD include being restless, unfocused, and trouble with social situations. The combination is a mixture of both types. ADHD affects about 5-10% of the school population in America. It is diagnosed more in males than females. Untreated ADHD results in concentration struggles and basic skills that can be more difficult.

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For more information please visit: http://nsnews.org/adhd/ One of many challenges of having a child diagnosed with ADHD is learning how to talk about it with your children. If your child's symptoms are being treated with medication, there may be a temptation to think that there is no real need for anything else.

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Difficulty paying attention, nonstop talking, and having trouble staying still are all indicators of ADHD. This disorder starts in your childhood and stays with you as you're an adult. The main things that happen with ADHD are inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsiveness. ADHD causes people to pay less attention to things that bore them. The symptoms must be present for at least six months for a diagnosis to be made. There are many parents that are wrong about their child having ADHD.

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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

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ADHD is a common behavioral disorder usually diagnosed around age 7. It was first identified as a disorder in 1902. For many years, doctors thought the cause was from serious brain damage. The precise causes of ADHD are still unknown. Links to the cause of ADHD are biological factors based on size and density of various brain structures. Scientists have discovered that children with ADHD often have a smaller cortex. People with ADHD are more likely to lose focus, burst out, and have social issues.

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Let Me Be Your Camera - Understanding ADHD

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Let Me Be Your Camera - Understanding ADHD

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This video is about understand the basics about ADHD. It explains what it is and where the struggles can be with the disorder. For example, struggles include friends, jobs, schoolwork, overreacting, relationships, and organization. Myths, mystery, and misunderstanding surrounds ADHD. People with ADHD have deficits within executive function that can affect them in many other ways. Executive functions of the brain are planning, organization, prioritizing, sequence, time management, and problem solving.

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Let Me Be Your Camera - Understanding ADHD

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ADHD and executive functioning weaknesses are explained in a simple yet entertaining way. This is not just for kids! It's definitely worth 2 minutes of your time. If this is helpful please SHARE.