The Multimodal Treatment Study of ADHD (MTA) found that approximately 9% of the children in the study no longer exhibited ADHD symptoms at the age of 25 years. Your child's ADHD may change significantly throughout their lifespan and will likely become more manageable with research-based treatments and interventions like positive parenting strategies and school accommodations.

For as long as you need! One of the most helpful interventions we recommend is to surround yourself with people who understand your unique journey and can offer support, encouragement, and actionable solutions when you need a hand. Other parents of ADHD children can not only help to guide you toward effective strategies, but can save you time, money, and heartache by sharing what has and has not worked for their child.

Unfortunately, insurance does not cover ADHD Family Support Services.