WHAT IS ADD - ATTENTION DEFICIT DISORDER IN ADULTS?

Attention Deficit is a subset of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), characterized by a predominant inattentive pattern without impulsivity/hyperactivity difficulties. As such, it is a neurodevelopmental disorder that significantly affects daily life activities, including professional performance.

The assessment of Attention Deficit is conducted through psychological evaluation tests, developmental information gathering, and daily life difficulties analysis. Pharmacological intervention is often one of the most common treatment methods, but it sometimes carries side effects that interfere with quality of life and well-being, not providing the desired long-term results. Additionally, there are often other related conditions such as Anxiety Disorders and emotional difficulties associated with low self-esteem.

COMMON SYMPTOMS OF ADD IN ADULTS

Not paying attention to details and making careless mistakes in tasks/activities;
Difficulty in focusing and maintaining attention in tasks and activities;
Not paying attention to what is being said (e.g., seems to be elsewhere);
Difficulty in following instructions;
Difficulties in organizing and planning tasks/activities, time management, and meeting deadlines;
Frequent loss of necessary items for task/activity execution;
Frequent forgetfulness in daily activities;
Low frustration tolerance;
Low self-esteem.

OUR PROCESS FOR ADD TREATMENT IN ADULTS

NeuroImprove distinguishes itself from other psychological practices through its rigorous approach to challenges and obstacles in all areas and contexts of life. Our process is meticulous and tailored to the individual needs of each client. Here’s how:

1. Initial Neurological Evaluation with qEEG:

Through a Quantitative Electroencephalogram (qEEG), we conduct a detailed exploration of the specific brain activity associated with ADD, providing a clear understanding of the brain neurological state.
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2. Detailed Psychological Assessment:

Deeply focused on the typical behavioral and cognitive challenges of ADHD, for an profund understanding of the person mental emotional and behavioral state.
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3. Clinical Report and Therapeutic Goals:

Based on the assessment, we develop a clinical formulation of the difficulties, which is then discussed with the client. Together, we define therapeutic objectives aligned with their unique needs.
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4. Personalized Treatment:

We establish a multidisciplinary treatment plan that combines Neurofeedback and Psychology, applying a series of scientifically validated strategies and techniques, such as psychoeducation, cognitive restructuring and reinforcement plans, to ensure comprehensive and lasting mental recovery.
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5. Support Network:

To maximize treatment effectiveness, we also involve the family and other healthcare professionals who may contribute to the process.

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Find out how Neurofeedback works.

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Gradual brain exercise of self-learning and self-regulation

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Allows the training and improvement of the brain functions, through which the brain readjusts behavioral patterns and learns to operate in a more efficient manner