Tustin Parent Meeting: “Everything You Wanted to Ask About Medications for ADHD, But Was Afraid to Ask”

March 11, 2020 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Topic: “Everything You Wanted to Ask About Medications for ADHD, But Was Afraid to Ask”

Program Guest: Dr. John Chai, Behavioral Pediatrician

Dr. John Chai is able to share complex information with ease. He will provide an open forum for YOUR questions regarding ADHD medication, including the different categories of medications, their impact on neurochemicals in the brain, common side effects, and dosages. Bring YOUR questions: i.e., what to expect from medication, when to introduce medication, how to monitor medication and how to navigate the sea of options in medications?

You will be sure to walk away feeling you gained insight into the world of ADHD/ADD and its association with medication.

This is a not-to-be-missed presentation

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CHADD Chapter #455 of Greater Orange County, California supports the science-based multi-modal treatment approach for AD/HD which can be done with or without medication and includes a collaborative planned treatment plan which may include coaching, behavioral & cognitive therapies, individual, couples, and family counseling and education, school/work consultations, nutritional & exercise-based treatments, problem solving, core skills building, accommodations, modifications, interventions and school/work place services as necessary. You do not have to be a member of CHADD to attend our meetings; they are provided at NO COST and open to the public. Membership for $53 a year is encouraged to help support the ongoing efforts of CHADD. If you cannot become a member, a $5 donation at meetings is requested but not required.
CHADD does not endorse products, services, publications, medications or treatments. Individuals at a CHADD-sponsored event do not represent an endorsement by CHADD, nor is it testimony by CHADD as to the quality of the products, services, publications, medications or treatments or the validity of the individual’s claims. Any advice given by a CHADD Facilitator is understood to be given in good faith. Participants choosing to follow such advice assume full responsibility for doing so.

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