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ADHD Counselling
Summary
ADHD counselling is a specialized therapeutic approach designed to help individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder manage their symptoms and thrive in daily life. It combines psychoeducation, behavioral strategies, and cognitive techniques to address challenges with focus, organization, impulse control, and emotional regulation. The approach recognizes ADHD as a neurodevelopmental condition and focuses on building practical skills, developing self-awareness, and leveraging individual strengths while creating supportive structures for areas of difficulty.
About ADHD Counselling
- Comprehensive Assessment: Evaluating ADHD symptoms, co-occurring conditions, and individual strengths
- Psychoeducation: Helping clients understand how ADHD affects their brain functioning and daily life
- Skill Building: Teaching practical strategies for time management, organization, and focus
- Behavioral Interventions: Implementing reward systems, environmental modifications, and routine structures
- Emotional Regulation: Developing techniques to manage frustration, impulsivity, and emotional reactivity
Why you should consider
- Develop practical strategies to manage daily ADHD challenges
- Improve focus, organization, and time management skills
- Learn to harness ADHD-related strengths like creativity and spontaneity
- Address emotional regulation and impulse control difficulties
- Improve relationships affected by ADHD symptoms
- Develop self-acceptance and reduce shame about ADHD-related struggles
How we can provide help
- Provide ADHD-specific strategies tailored to your unique brain wiring
- Help create external structures to compensate for executive function challenges
- Teach mindfulness techniques to improve focus and impulse control
- Develop personalized systems for organization and time management
- Address co-occurring issues like anxiety, depression, or low self-esteem
- Help reframe ADHD as a different way of thinking rather than a deficit
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Significant improvement in daily functioning and productivity
- Better understanding and management of ADHD symptoms
Cons:
- Requires consistent practice and implementation of strategies
- Progress may be non-linear with occasional setbacks
FAQs
ADHD counselling specifically targets the executive function challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, and behavioral patterns associated with ADHD. While traditional therapy might explore root causes or emotional processing, ADHD counselling focuses more on practical skill-building, creating external structures, and developing compensatory strategies for ADHD-related challenges.
Our Certified Counsellors
Dr. Neha Kapoor
ADHD Specialist
Experience: 12+ years
Rahul Desai
Adult ADHD Expert
Experience: 8+ years