ADHD Behavioural Interventions
Behavioural Interventions aim at identifying and targeting one of the below skills:Emotion Regulation Skills
Impulse Control (verbal, behavioural, or emotional)
Problem Solving
Calming
Distress Tolerance
Communicating Feelings
Perspective Taking
Self-Monitoring
Social Skills
Making Friendships
Breaking interest fixation and playing unpreferred games for sake of friendship
Maintaining Friendships
Balance Conversation (self and other)
Do not exclude yourself if your child is young and undiagnosed. If you believe your child could benefit in upskilling, reach out! The earlier the better.ADHD Support and Management
Our psychologist designs individualised behavioural interventions to target specific areas of difficulty and help your child develop essential skills. Through structured, purposeful exercises, we work to strengthen cognitive skills, build effective strategies, and support your childās everyday functioning.
Just as we exercise to strengthen our physical muscles, we can practise and develop our cognitive skills. Letās build on your childās strengths while working towards their individual goals.
Parent Session, to identify which skill needs to be targeted first.
First Session
With your child, to make the exercises unique and increase their motivation to engage with the program.
Second Session
Tackle any issues/barriers that arose. Develop the phases/levels of the program.
Third Session
If needed, future sessions to continue to set program up for success as changes happen. OR - move onto upskilling a new area.
Extra Sessions (only if required)