How can fictional characters help treat ADHD children?

The tricky part about cognitive interventions in the treatment of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is that, on one hand, you want to change your child's thoughts and behavior, and, on the other hand, children with ADHD are in deep need of validation and acceptance. For this reason, one strategy for teaching some of the basic principles is to start out with fictional characters that your child already has an intense interest in. Because you are talking about a character, rather than the child herself, she will be less likely to feel invalidated and become defensive and antagonistic.

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