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Any child or young person can struggle with their mental health and wellbeing, whether or not they have ADHD. This might be caused by things like family change, bullying, exam stress or a traumatic event.
But having ADHD may also mean your child has extra challenges – such as social difficulties, struggling to manage their emotions or getting into trouble at school. This can leave them more vulnerable to low self-esteem, anxiety or depression.

Children and young people with ADHD frequently have other developmental or mental health conditions. It is important to ensure they have the appropriate support for these.

As a parent there is a lot you can do to support your child with their wellbeing and mental health:
Encourage your child to talk about how they are feeling with you. Our starting a conversation guide has ideas for keeping communication open

I have looked after my sister who had this condition and is now 16 years old. I have been able to adapt myself to making any sure she has a happy and growing enviroment. I have built a trust relationship with her over the years and in doing so I am able to bring her through what may look like tough situation .