Treating ADHD Kids Takes More Than Just Meds

Children's Health Daily Newsletter  |  February 15, 2015

Today's Top Story Treating ADHD Kids Takes More Than Just Meds You may not always be able to take medication for your ADHD, so you have to be able to function without it. Medication alone is not the best answer for treating ADHD in children. Find out how therapy can help with developing new skills. » Featured Article Is Your Teen At Risk for Alcohol or Drug Abuse? Stress and peer pressure — in addition to a still-developing brain — put teenagers at increased risk for alcoholism and drug abuse. Learn risk factors for adolescent addiction.  » Today's Recipe Sugar-Free Chocolate Chip and Mint Whip This quick and easy recipe was created by Sarah Wilson, author of I Quit Sugar. The sweet ingredient is Stevia; fresh mint gives it a boost of flavor and avocado lends a creamy texture. Get the recipe!  » Featured Columnist Simple Kids' Play vs. Genuine Bullying: Do You Know the Signs? Parents who educate themselves about bullying are better prepared to help their kids, whether they're the bully or the bullied. Look for these six signs and see how you can help.  » Message from our Partners Do You Use a Nebulizer? A portable nebulizer can be used as part of a treatment plan for people with asthma. Find out more about qualifying for a quiet, lightweight nebulizer complete with masks and solutions. Learn more now. » Everyday Solutions ADHD Parenting Strategies If your daughter has ADHD, a little structure can go a long way in encouraging learning and good behavior. Get expert tips for raising girls with ADHD.