Particularly interesting is the instruction for dealing with the wicked son. One might see him as the distractible, impulsive defiant child. This gentle rebuke is interpreted as pointing out his self-exclusion. The eventual goal of this is to encourage him to rejoin the family group and participate in the miraculous deliverance. Much of the subsequent games and playful contests also function to draw in such an individual.
Many individuals draw analogies to their own experiences of personal liberation.
Often those with ADD have the experience of becoming liberated from early experiences and old behavior patterns. This, too can be incorporated into one's Passover observance. There are a variety of Haggadahs. Many of the more traditional ones are beautiful, but quite long. With an inspired leader, these can still be both inspiring and fun.