ADHD Residential Treatment and School-Based Programs
The symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can cause significant distress for a child and can be challenging for parents to be able to effectively manage. A child who refuses to comply with the rules or intentionally creates problems may be struggling with symptoms severe enough to warrant admission into a residential treatment program for ADHD children. If a child is demonstrating symptoms such as being aggressive toward authority figures, feeling that rules don’t apply to him or her, and making excuses instead of accepting his or her role in inappropriate behavior, then it may be an indication that outpatient treatment isn’t intense enough to be fully effective. (ADHD and the Risk of Antisocial Behavior) In residential treatment programs for children and adolescents with ADHD, trained mental health professionals are constantly available to address all of these issues while maintaining the safety of each child.
Treatment Program: Lauren Hardy, M.A. writes on behalf of Millcreek Behavioral Health, which offers residential treatment that specializes in treating emotional disorders and behavioral issues for children and adolescents ages 6 to 17. Their goal is to meet each child where they are at in the treatment process and provide them with a safe environment in which to heal.
APA Reference
Hardy, L.
(2014, August 27). ADHD Residential Treatment and School-Based Programs, HealthyPlace. Retrieved
on 2024, November 17 from https://www.healthyplace.com/blogs/mentalhealthtreatmentcircle/2014/08/adhd-residential-treatment-and-school-based-programs
Author: Lauren Hardy, MA
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My 22 yo son has severe ADD ADHD. He is getting arrested for criminal behavior such as stealing, robbery and burglary. I believe he is self medicating with marijuana to calm himself. All non violent
I live in a high crime poverty neighborhood
I think he needs a residential treatment center for this including impulsive behavior treatment and some kind of career counseling.
He graduated high school and received an academic and sport scholarship to a private college. He was unable to complete bc of inability to perform, get passing grades etc etc
Please help.