Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a neurological disorder that can cause a broad range of behavioral problems. ADD can present many of the same symptoms as those seen in ADHD, such as difficulty maintaining focus and following instructions. However, people with ADD do not exhibit the hyperactive and impulsive behaviors commonly seen in ADHD.

ADD can affect people of all ages, so it’s important to be aware of the symptoms and to get a neural assessment if you see them in yourself or in your children.

Be Aware of these ADD Symptoms

• Difficulty attending to instruction
• Difficulty focusing on schoolwork
• Difficulty keeping up with assignments
• Difficulty following instructions
• Difficulty establishing social interactions
• Difficulty keeping up with personal items
• Difficulty getting and remaining organized
• Difficulty engaging in activities

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