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ADHD, ADD & Asperger Syndrome
Understanding the signs, symptoms, and how we can help.
Conditions Explained
Three Conditions, One Compassionate Team
Each child is different. Tap a tab to learn what each condition looks like and how we support it.
What Is ADHD?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a health condition that affects someone's attention and self-control. Symptoms typically start to present themselves around age 7, but many children are not correctly diagnosed until they are older.
When ADHD isn't treated, it can be difficult for children to be successful in school and social situations. Although there is no known primary cause, several diverse factors are considered to contribute to the possibility of a child developing ADHD.
Signs & Symptoms
Difficulty Focusing
Trouble staying focused or attentive on tasks at school, home, or play.
Hyperactivity
Seems to always be 'on the go' — fidgeting, running, climbing, restless even when seated.
Impulsivity
Acts without thinking — interrupting, blurting answers, struggling to wait their turn.
Unfinished Tasks
Difficulty finishing tasks or sitting still long enough to complete homework or activities.
Social Challenges
Trouble with social situations and interactions — from group play to classroom routines.
Early Onset
Symptoms typically appear before age 6 in many cases — early identification matters.
Three Forms of ADHD
- Inattentive ADHDPrimarily difficulty with focus and attention.
- Hyperactive/Impulsive ADHDPrimarily hyperactivity and impulsivity.
- Combined ADHDA combination of both types.
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