Many children occasionally show signs like being forgetful, restless, or having trouble paying attention. But when these behaviours are persistent and affect their daily life—at home, school, and during play—it may indicate Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
• ADHD symptoms are ongoing (traits), not temporary (states).
• Signs typically appear before age 12.
• ADHD can be diagnosed from age 5 onward.
o Struggles in school
o Difficulty with friendships
o Behaviour and discipline issues
Mainly symptoms of hyperactivity-impulsivity without inattention
Mainly symptoms of inattention without hyperactivity
Inattention and hyperactivity-impulsivity symptoms present for 6+ months
1. Online or in-person appointments available
2. Assessment by a Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist
3. Based on DSM-5 diagnostic criteria
4. Includes a detailed 90–120 minute clinical interview
5. Receive a full report with diagnosis and treatment recommendations
