An exclusive survey of 11,000 ADDitude readers reveals the ADHD treatments they recommend most, common side effects, and barriers to quality care.
Amphetamine and methylphenidate have been used to treat ADHD for at least 80 years, and their safety and efficacy have been studied relentlessly. But according to a recentsurvey, less than half of parents opt to medicate their children in the months after a diagnosis, largely due to the risk oflargest to date. More than 11,000 adults with ADHD and caregivers of children with the condition participated in the survey from July to December 2023.
Persistence, flexibility, and self-advocacy are vitally important when working to find the right medication. Though the trial-and-error phase was described as frustrating by most survey respondents, research tells us the benefits of ADHD medication use — reduced risks of In the end, adults are more likely than children to take short-acting formulations, to be dissatisfied with their medications, and to be considering a switch., and sign up for karate before considering a prescription for their child. Once they decide to try medication, caregivers prioritize finding the one with the fewest side effects.No.
“We struggle to get enough calories into our child due to decreased appetite,” wrote one parent. “We are happy to have her eat, regardless of what or when, to keep energy levels up.”Though the recommendation rates are nearly identical, far more people engage in psychotherapy than work with an ADHD coach. Therapy generally helps clients work throughlike anxiety and depression, and negative beliefs or self-defeating behaviors.
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