He then organized his presentation accordingly. First, he identified himself as having a severe case of ADD, along with some of his family members. Speaking from experience, he gave an impassioned condemnation of stigma. Defiance, anger, and power struggle may accompany an aggression that needs to be stopped early. An adult sufferer may require neuroleptics to address a lack of impulse control and wild rage.
Diagnosis requires time.
After an extended analysis of whole behavior, written tests can be applied. Adult onset does not exist, but ADD may manifest itself as such as late as 7th grade. For the child l2 years or older, negotiation rather than discipline must be applied. Ritalin can enormously enhance quality of life. Mr. Mordasini treats ADD sufferers as part of a team, with other team members supplying approaches such as biofeedback.