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ADHD Awareness & Understanding Danae Riley
Agenda What is & is not ADHD? Prevalence & Demographic Risk Factors Causes & Course of ADHD Societal Impact Parental Preferences for Treatment Multimodal Approach Q & A 11/11/22 2
ADHD Diagnosis & Comorbidity
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ADHD Diagnostic Criteria Inattention Hyperactivity & Impulsivity Present prior to age 12 Occurs in 2+ settings Causes impairment in functioning Presentation: Combined Presentation Predominantly Inattentive Presentation Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Presentation 11/11/22 4
Assessment Methods Interviews with: Child Parents/Caretakers School/Daycare Other social networks Evaluation of potential comorbidity Standardized Behavior Rating Scales Family History & Functioning Medical, Developmental & Mental Health History 11/11/22 5
Comorbidity 54% - 84% Oppositional Defiance Disorder & possibly Conduct Disorder 19% Substance Use Disorders 25% -35% Learning or Language Disorder Up to 33% Mood Disorder or Anxiety 11/11/22 6
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Prevalence & Demographi c Risk Factors 7
Prevalence Rates For Children 7% - 10% of children & adolescents 4.4% of adults Highly heritable, so family assessment is recommended When diagnosed as a child; 60 - 85% maintain diagnosis as a teenager 40% maintain full diagnosis as an adult 90% maintained at least 5 symptoms as an adult 11/11/22 8
Demographic Risk Factors Boys 3:1 – Girls 6:1 Prevalence by race (ages 3-17): Black: 16.9% White: 14.7% Hispanic: 11.9% Lower income increases likelihood of diagnosis Parents with higher level education decrease likelihood of diagnosis Rural areas show higher prevalence than urban/suburban areas 11/11/22 9
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Cause, Course, & Long-Term Effects of ADHD
Causes of ADHD Genetic Twin studies show 76% estimated heritability Less activity in prefrontal & frontal lobes Gray & white matter deficits Neurobiological Perinatal stress Low birth weight Traumatic brain injury Maternal Smoking Severe Early Deprivation 11/11/22 11
Duration & Recurrence Rates of ADHD No cure for ADHD Keys to successful lifelong management: Multimodal care team Individualized treatment Constant feedback from caretakers, teachers, supervisors, etc. Clinical assessment quarterly or bi-annually at minimum 11/11/22 12
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Long-Term Risks & Treatment Side- Effects Risks in Adulthood Impairment may be seen in: Social Relations Education Family Functioning Occupational Functioning Self-Sufficiency Adherence to Social Rules, Norms & Laws Treatment Side Effects Appetite decrease Weight loss Insomnia Headache Irritability Tics 11/11/22 13
Societal Impacts of Living With a Child With ADHD
Stereotypes & Other Societal Challenges #1 economically & socially costly of all childhood psychiatric disorders Naysayers and critics of scientific findings denounce the existence of the disorder itself The longer sufferers wait to seek treatment, the more difficult it is to reduce symptomology 11/11/22 15
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Parental Advocation of Treatment Preferences
To Medicate or to Not Medicate? Psychoeducation Psychopharmacological Treatment Behavioral Therapy Inclusive of Parent & Child 11/11/22 17
A Multi-Modal Approach to Treating ADHD
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Multimodal Treatment 11/11/22 19
Why Involve An MFT? First, assess therapist competency in ADHD specialized training and education MFT’s Can Offer: Multimodal approach Referral for Medical Evaluation Psychosocial Assessment Assessment of Comorbidity Psychoeducation for Family Parent Management Training Family Training 11/11/22 20
Q & A
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References 11/11/22 22 American Psychiatric Association (Ed.). (2013). DSM-5: Neurodevelopmental Disorders. In Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed.). Arlington, VA: American Psychiatric Association. Barkley, R. A. (2002). International consensus statement on ADHD. January 2002. Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review , 5 (2), 89–111. https://doi.org/10.1023/a:1017494719205 Hallowell, E. (n.d.). Dr. Hallowell’s blog [Web log]. New Hope Media. (n.d.). ADDitude: Strategies and support for ADHD & LD. Orr, J. M., Miller, R. B., & Polson, D. M. (2005). Toward a Standard of Care for Child ADHD: Implications for Marriage and Family Therapists. Journal of Marital & Family Therapy , 31 (3), 191–205. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1752-0606.2005.tb01563.x Pliszka, S., M.D. (2007). Practice parameter for the assessment and treatment of children and adolescents with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, 46 (7), 894-921. doi:10.1097/chi.0b013e318054e724 Reddy, L. A., Springer, C., Files-Hall, T. M., Benisz, E. S., Hauch, Y., Braunstein, D., & Atamanoff, T. (2005). Child ADHD Multimodal Program: An Empirically Supported Intervention for Young Children With ADHD. In Empirically based play interventions for children. (pp. 145–167). American Psychological Association. https://doi.org/10.1037/11086-009
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