Imagine you have the tools to create the life you want for your child with ADHD…

Your child can concentrate better and remember details
Your child is succeeding in school
Your child is successful in his friendships
Your child is able to slow down, and think first and act second
Your child is able to follow directions and follow through on completing tasks
Your child is self-confident and feels positive about their future

What if ADHD affected your child's life less? Think of what they could do…

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Reduce Your Child's Symptoms and Help Them Succeed

Help unlock the possibilities in your child's life as a Symptom Journal member:

• Your Symptom Journal membership gives you a plan. You have a history of your child’s ADHD symptoms and health outcomes saving months or years discovering how to reduce your child’s symptoms.
• Your child feels confident in their relationships. You have a GPS to help your child navigate their educational and social situations, rather than feedback from teachers, friends, or family.
• You have a system for keeping your child’s body operating at it’s best with ADHD. You have an integrated system for tracking what your child eats; their sleeps patterns, and exercise— all key components in keeping their body operating at it’s best.
• You know how to reduce your child’s symptoms. You have reports showing how their health condition, treatments, and educational plans are working or not working enabling you and your doctor or educational team to make changes that can reduce your child’s ADHD symptoms.
• You know how to help your child create their best life. You see in your child’s reports exactly how, what, why, and when their ADHD symptoms increase or decrease—a roadmap to know what to change to reduce your child’s symptoms and create their best life.
• You can take back your power and take control of your child’s health. In less than 5 minutes a day, our patent-pending technology shows you how your child’s lifestyle choices, nutrition, and treatment affect their ADHD. Have the reports you need for IEP’s that helps your child get their best education.

Take the Challenge-14 Days to Having the Life You Want for Your Child

Give us 14 days and we will show you how to reduce your child’s symptoms as a Symptom Journal member. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain, click on the JOIN button and become a member today!

Track Your Symptoms and learn how to reduce your symptoms and bring your illnesses under control. In less than 5 minutes a day you can answer questions that show you how to create a healthier life.

Find Answers through reports that show you exactly how, what, why, and when your symptoms increase or decrease, helping you achieve amazing results and a healthier life.

Live Well! and know what choices to change based on the results you see in your reports, showing you and your doctor how to reduce your symptoms so you can live your best life.

Track Your Symptoms + Find Answers = Live Well!

We promise the information you gain, as a Symptom Journal member will give you invaluable insights and your child the possibility for life-changing results with ADD or ADHD, a road map for turning obstacles into victories. Don’t loose another day, become a member today—have the tools to unlock your child’s best life.

Help Your Child Live Their Best Life with ADHD

Discover the power of symptom tracking:

• Discover in real time if your child's ADD or ADHD symptoms are increasing or decreasing because of their nutrition, medications, therapies, and how these choices affect their health outcomes.
• Life-changing results can be theirs through symptom tracking; eliminate wasted months and potentially years of not having accurate answers about what is working or not in your child's treatment plan.
• Feel confident with reports that you can share with your child's doctor when discussing their health, giving you facts to back up how they are feeling and how your child's treatment plan is working or not working.
• The goal of symptom tracking is symptom reduction allowing you to manage your child's health and create their best quality of life.

Most of us have systems for managing our finances, weight, time, and exercise. Managing your child's health is no different. You can't manage what you don't track. We are patients like you, who took action, created web-based health tools, found solutions to difficult questions, and wanted to share our discoveries to help you create your child's best quality of life with ADD or ADHD. Join our community as a Symptom Journal member and help your child live their best life.

You Can't Manage What You Don't Track

What is ADHD?

ADHD is the acronym for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD was known as ADD, but in 1994 it was renamed as ADHD to cover all types of the disorder. ADHD is a medical condition that affects possibly upwards of 3-7% of school age children, and 4.5 million children 5-17 years of age as of 2006 in the United States. ADHD diagnosis has increased 3% per year from 1997 to 2006. The National Institute of Mental Health considers ADHD one of the most common childhood disorders that can continue through adolescence to adulthood. Learn more about your child’s Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder as a member of the Symptom Journal.

Causes of ADHD

Scientists are not sure what causes ADHD, although ADHD is probably caused by a combination of factors. Researchers are looking at possible environmental factors, and studying how brain injuries, nutrition and social environment might contribute to ADHD. Some of the most prevalent theories or factors that may play a role in ADHD are: genetics, environmental factors, and altered brain function. Inside the members area of the Symptom Journal we discuss in detail the different theories and possible risk factors that are associated with childhood ADHD.

Symptoms of ADHD

ADHD has three different subtypes that are also associated with different groupings of symptoms. The three subtypes of ADHD are: predominately hyperactive-impulsive, predominately inattentive, and combined hyperactive-impulsive and inattentive. Treatments can relieve many of the disorder's symptoms, but there is no cure.

With treatment, most children with ADHD can be successful in school, relationships, and can lead happy lives. Children's ADHD symptoms can include: not seeming to listen when spoken to, having difficulty focusing attention on organizing and completing a task or learning something new, talking nonstop, having trouble sitting still during dinner, school or story time, and having difficulty waiting for things they want or waiting their turns in games or in class. An extensive list of symptoms for ADHD is presented in your child’s Symptom Checklist. Through your child’s Daily Questions you can monitor how their ADHD symptoms, treatment, and lifestyle are affecting their overall health.

Diagnosis, Treatment & Self-Care with ADHD

Children mature at different rates and have different personalities, temperaments, and energy levels. Most children get distracted, act impulsively, and struggle to concentrate at one time or another. Sometimes, these normal factors may be mistaken for ADD or ADHD. ADHD symptoms usually appear early in life, often between the ages of 3 and 6, and because symptoms vary from person to person, the disorder can be hard to diagnose.

Understanding the process your child’s doctor may use in diagnosing your child’s ADHD helps you ask questions and better understand your child’s diagnosis and treatment process. In the members area, there is a full description of the diagnosis process and possible tests that your child’s doctor may use to determine whether they have ADHD. We discuss the conventional treatment options along with alternative and complementary treatments that other parents with ADHD children have found helpful. Our ADHD Self-Care section for members explains how simple lifestyle choices can help improve your child’s outcomes and quality of life.

As a member of the Symptom Journal, you will be able to see how your child’s treatment, lifestyle choices, and nutrition affect how their ADHD symptoms increase or decreasen through their Reports area, allowing to make timely changes with your child’s educational and health teams that save you and your child’s time and energy. The information you receive from your child’s reports will help you make educational or health changes that help your child live their best life with ADHD.

Nutrition & Support with ADHD

In the Nutrition section for Members, we cover some of the most popular diets that parents have used to positively affect their child’s quality of life and outcomes with ADHD. We also provide an Inspiration Toolkit for our members, giving you tools, support, and motivational techniques for staying inspired with your child’s health journey. We understand the day-to-day challenges with ADHD and want to support you in creating your child’s best quality of life.

Still not convinced that Symptom Journal can make a significant and positive change in your child's health, then Read Tamara's Story > and see how symptom tracking changed her life.