FACTS
SYMPTOMS & IMPACT
TREATMENT & SUPPORT
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True or False: ADHD is more common in males

True! 

100

True or False: Parents often report noticing excessive movement in young children?

True!

100
What can you do if you're concerned that you or your child may have ADHD?

Seek support!

200

Who is affected by ADHD?

Kids, teens, adults (anyone!)

200

When do symptoms usually start to show?

School years

200

What kind of treatment works best for kids and teens?

Medication and behaviour therapy 

300

What's one thing that DOESN'T cause ADHD?

Sugar, food additives, allergies, immunizations, TV, family stress

300

Name the three types of ADHD symptoms

inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined

300

 What type of treatment works best for adults?

Counselling and medication

400

How many kids with ADHD have a parent with ADHD?

1 in 4 (25%)

400

Give 3 examples of how ADHD might look in adults

Losing things, forgetting, daydreaming, interrupting, acting without thinking, fidgeting, irritability, focusing issues

400

Name 3 types of treatment

Education, school supports, social skills, therapy, medication

500

What percentage of kids go on to experience ADHD symptoms as adults?

Over 50%

500

Name a way that ADHD impacts kids and adults (1 each)

Kids: delays, troubles with emotions, low self-esteem, other disorders, accidents

Adults: daily responsibilities, poor academic/job achievement, relationship problems, mental health, substance use

500

Given 4 examples of support strategies

Communication, routines, visuals, exercise, balanced diet, sleep hygiene, self-care, meet kids where they're at, opportunities for control, fall forward, problem-solve when calm, 

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