There are many organizations that bring parents, teachers and doctors together to discuss ADHD and how it affects your child and your family. One such group is C.H.A.D.D., Children and Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder. All parents of ADHD children feel overwhelmed at times. Support groups, such as C.H.A.D.D., are not only a wonderful way for parents to get together to discuss behaviors and techniques, but the group leaders often have some of the latest information and medical updates on the disorder. Check your local newspaper or phone book for times and meeting places, or you can search for C.H.A.D.D. on the Internet.
Different children respond to different methods of Behavior Modification.
Above all, be consistent in your approach to dealing with your child. ADHD children need a very strict routine, any changes may upset them. All parents of ADHD children know how frustrating and overwhelming it can be to deal with the child's behaviors at times. If you feel that you cannot deal with the child at that moment, take a few minutes in a separate room to calm down. Behaviors of an ADHD child can cause disharmony if it is an unaware condition.