Sadly, no: If you have a well-established diagnosis, stimulant or non- stimulant medications address the neurochemical basis if adhd. Medications keep your brain's own Dopamine & norepinephrine circulating where needed for sustained attention. Cognitive-behavioral therapy & environmental manipulations are also important, even ada accommodations at work. See chadd.Org for info & support.
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Yes: Biofeedback has been ruled as effective as drugs by the aap.
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ADHD: Behavior modification, limit-setting, consistent guidelines, and biofeedback.
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