Nonpharmacological Management of ADHD-View Presentation

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In this video, Dr. L. Eugene Arnold discusses non-pharmacological treatments for ADHD. He begins by introducing himself and the topic of the webinar. He discusses the various types of non-pharmacological treatments available and their effectiveness. He suggests that behavioral treatments, such as parent training, classroom modification, and cognitive behavioral therapy, are well-established and recommended. He also mentions the potential benefits of lifestyle treatments, such as exercise, adequate sleep, and a healthy diet. Dr. Arnold discusses the importance of omega-3 fatty acids and explains how they can benefit individuals with ADHD. He also mentions the potential benefits of broad-spectrum micronutrients and their impact on cognition and executive function. Dr. Arnold discusses the challenges of evaluating non-pharmacological treatments and emphasizes the need for further research in this area. He concludes by mentioning some promising new treatments, such as trigeminal nerve stimulation and psychobiotics, and emphasizes the importance of a personalized approach to treating ADHD. The webinar provides valuable information on non-pharmacological treatments for ADHD and highlights the need for further research in this area.

Keywords

ADHD

non-pharmacological treatments

parent training

cognitive behavioral therapy

lifestyle treatments

exercise

adequate sleep

healthy diet

omega-3 fatty acids

broad-spectrum micronutrients

research

personalized approach