Adult ADHD Treatment
Adults with ADHD typically struggle more than children due to one reason: the childhood protections that helped them overcome their inattention and impulsivity perform socially mandated though mundane requirements of daily life are no longer in place. Fortunately, a combination of behavioral psychotherapy with medication can help.
Counseling for adults with ADHD typically includes psychological counseling (psychotherapy). Cognitive behavioral therapy can be a part of the program.
Support Groups
Support groups can be a significant source of peace, as members learn -- sometimes for the first time in their lives- that they are not isolated. Many of these groups are led by peers however there are national organizations that organize regional networking and educational events. ADDitude magazine offers a number of peer-support groups online to its readers. These include groups for newly diagnosed adults, couples affected by ADHD, intellectually talented adults, and those looking for jobs.
Meetings are typically scheduled at time and location, but online support groups exist to help people who have scheduling conflicts connect with others across the country. A quick Google search yields numerous virtual options and new groups are formed all the time as ADDA readers share their individual requirements and experiences. www.iampsychiatry.uk of these groups are completely free however some charge a small cost to cover costs for advertising and to pay speakers.