People are Ditching ADHD Meds. Here’s What to Know About the Alternatives.
[Excerpt] But while doctors can’t do anything about TikTok, they can ease concerns that drugs are the only way to treat your symptoms. Drug-free interventions are on the rise and can even complement pills by addressing organizational skills, emotional regulation, and stress management, says Javier Quintero, MD, PhD, a psychiatrist and an authority on treating ADHD.
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