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Medication belongs in ordinary treatment here rather than at the end of the queue. Most people with a clear diagnosis will use it at some point.
Strategies and accommodations do real work while somebody is watching, and they fall away in the settings where nobody is. That is most of adult…
For a family stuck on whether to medicate at all, the comparison with diabetes often unlocks something. Nobody manages diabetes on diet alone, and nobody calls insulin a moral failure.
Offered gently it moves the question from what kind of parent am I towards what does this condition need. Played as a trump card it makes people…
Nobody is sitting in the passenger seat handing out rewards for safe driving. Medication is the part of treatment that is present when no adult is.
Behavioural plans need somebody to run them. The moments carrying the most risk in adolescence are the ones with nobody there: the drive home, the…
Parents and teachers warm to a plan that includes something they do, rather than a prescription on its own. That is not a scientific argument and it still matters.
People stay with treatment they believe in, and belief rises when they have a part in it. So offering the behavioural piece is doing two jobs at…
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