parenting kids with adhd

parenting kids with adhd
i saw a tv ad for parents of kids with adhd, but i cant remember the name or the number…does anyone know?

the ad specifically noted that there was a phone number to call with counseling avaiable..so that psychiatric drugs would not be needed.

I don’t know if this is what you meant, but there is a company called Vital Formulations which offers drug-free treatment for ADHD. It looks like it’s based more on nutritional supplements. The number is 1-800-922-6298

There’s also something called the Miriam Bender Achievement Program that uses a drug-free approach for ADHD. The number is 1-888-291-2791

I’m not sure if any of these are worth while but maybe they’ll be helpful for you. Behavioral Therapy is a common drug-free way that ADHD is often treated.

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