ADHD — Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Children with ADHD have vibrant, creative minds that work differently. With the right strategies and support, they can channel their energy into extraordinary achievement.

Understanding ADHD

What is ADHD?

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterised by persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity that interfere with daily functioning and development. ADHD is one of the most common developmental conditions in childhood, and when properly supported, children with ADHD can thrive across all areas of life.

ADHD presents in three main types: predominantly inattentive (difficulty focusing, easily distracted), predominantly hyperactive-impulsive (restlessness, difficulty waiting, acting before thinking), and combined type. Every child's ADHD profile is unique — strengths and challenges vary widely.

At Reach N Rise, we take a strengths-based approach. ADHD often comes with remarkable creativity, high energy, passion, and the ability to hyperfocus on topics of interest. Our goal is to harness those strengths while building the executive function and self-regulation skills that support success at school and home.

1 in 20Children have ADHD

3xMore common in boys

EarlySupport = better outcomes

Developmental Signs

Signs to Look For

Different signs present at different stages of development. Here's what to watch for.

Ages 3–6

Early Signs

Extreme difficulty sitting still or playing quietly
Impulsive, often unsafe actions without thinking
Difficulty following multi-step instructions
Very short attention spans except for preferred activities
Frequent tantrums or emotional dysregulation
Difficulty transitioning between activities
Hyperactive, always 'on the go'

Ages 7–12

School Age

Difficulty staying on task in class
Forgetfulness and losing belongings frequently
Rushing through work or incomplete assignments
Interrupting others and difficulty waiting turns
Disorganised schoolbag, desk, and homework
Emotional volatility and low frustration tolerance
Struggles with multi-step tasks and time management

Ages 13+

Teen Signs

Procrastination and chronic disorganisation
Underperformance despite clear intelligence
Difficulty with long-form assignments and exams
Low self-esteem and frustration with self
Risky or impulsive behaviours
Difficulty maintaining friendships
Co-occurring anxiety or depression

Our Approach

How We Help Children with ADHD

Our multi-disciplinary team creates a personalised plan that addresses the whole child — not just the attention challenges.

Occupational Therapy

Self-regulation, sensory processing, fine motor skills and daily organisational strategies.

Behavioural Therapy

Executive function coaching, impulse control strategies and positive behaviour support.

Special Education

Academic strategies, study skills, and tailored learning approaches for ADHD learners.

Assessments

Comprehensive ADHD assessments to understand your child's unique profile and plan targeted support.

Your Journey With Us

What to Expect at Reach N Rise

A clear, supportive path from your first call to ongoing therapy.

First Contact

Call, WhatsApp or complete our online form. We'll arrange a free 30-minute consultation to understand your child's needs.

Assessment

A comprehensive, play-based assessment with our specialist team to understand your child's unique profile of strengths and needs.

Therapy Plan

We create an individualised therapy plan with clear goals, frequency recommendations, and parent involvement built in from day one.

Ongoing Support

Regular therapy sessions, progress reviews, parent coaching and coordination with schools and other professionals.

"Our son was labelled as disruptive and lazy. After working with Reach N Rise, we finally understood his ADHD — and so did he. He's now top of his class in art and much calmer at home."

— Nisha P., Mother of Karan (age 10)

Let's Begin the Journey Together

Book a free consultation with our specialist team and take the first step towards the right support for your child.

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