ADD-ADHD Definition
What is the proper ADD-ADHD definition? Attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder can be masked by numerous conditions that can display these symptoms. It can be confusing even for the professionals who evaluate children. These symptoms typically appear in children who are experiencing overall delay in reading, writing, language, motor and emotional skills, to a mild to profound degree. The labels are an attempt to qualify or quantify a child's condition. Many children receive more than one.
All of these labels describe essentially the same condition - neurological disorganization - originating from the same source: the brain. At The Family Hope Center, it is our task to identify the specific pathways in the brain that have been compromised. This gets us to the root of the child's condition, and is the necessary first step to developing a program that will truly heal the child.
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