Even with medication, we cannot expect a child or person to control a certain behavior. Instead of expecting them to control a behavior, it is important to teach them how to manage the behavior so that it is not effecting someone else. For example, teaching them how to fidget in a quiet way or switching to doodling instead. It still fulfills that behavior, but instead the child or person is managing the behavior.
For more information about ADHD behavior management, click here to read Dr. Steven Gutstein's article "ADHA Behavior Management: From control to regulation" on RDI Connect
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