

1- 'Why Does He Do That?' - Dr. Russell Barkley on Understanding and Improving Your ADHD Child's Behavior
26 snips Jun 28, 2013
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ADHD as a Self-Control Disorder
- ADHD is primarily a disorder of self-control due to executive brain deficits.
- These deficits affect behavior regulation, working memory, emotional control, planning, and problem solving.
Use the 30% Rule for Expectations
- Use the 30% rule: expect your ADHD child to function like a child 30% younger.
- Adjust expectations and environment to match their executive function age for success.
Swift Rewards and Consequences Required
- ADHD kids need more frequent and salient rewards and consequences than typical kids.
- Apply consequences swiftly within 10-15 seconds of misbehavior and minimize lecturing.