ADHD Vs. ADD: Understanding The Difference

Emotional Effects Of ADHD And ADD

There are quite a few emotional effects to ADD and ADHD that can further make the child feel isolated and/or confused. There is the possibility they have been frustrated for quite some time, which can lead to other emotional and physical stress. Some of the emotional effects include frustration due to their inability to follow through and complete tasks, low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and withdrawal.

If the child buries their emotions and feelings, it may come out in the form of physical symptoms, such as headaches, stomach aches, backaches, or pain in their limbs.Â

With this in mind, continue reading to learn all about the best methods of management and treatment of ADD and ADHD.