What happens next?

How to treat adhd with behavior therapy 
Work with a behavior therapist. 
A behavior therapist specializes in creating, modifying, and enforcing behavior plans. A behavior therapist can work with you (and/or your child) to create a plan that leads to better outcomes in behavior and productivity.

OPT: [I] Don't let your child go on a binge binge. It is illegal to have a child eat if he is diagnosed with adhd. [II] A behavior therapist may work to modify responses to anger, use role playing, social skills modeling, and activities to promote focus. Meet with a behavior therapist to create a behavior plan and track progress over several weeks. [III] You or your child can use that plan to improve your behaviors and resolve problems. Just because behaviors change, they can't be changed through acting out. [IV] Psychotherapy helps both you and your child develop a behavior plan. Therapy, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (cbt), works in tandem with cognitive behavioral therapy.
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