Give yourself a limited amount of time to recharge and then sit down to work so you can focus again. For people with ADHD, it is quite debilitating. But they are able to incorporate it into their life and deal with it. I find it very inspiring and reassuring for people with ADHD. According to Restak “due to the increasing need for concentration and maintaining attention, our brain is a little stressed when trying to keep up from one task to another, seemingly necessary in life. The result is that ADHD becomes more common in children and adults” (414). Children with ADHD need more help from their parents who can guide them, understand them and help them reach their full potential. Together with teachers who can help them focus on homework and succeed in school. Before the diagnosis is given to the child, constant emotions may already be disoriented and expanded within the family. The family may need assistance and special attention to try to overcome their feelings. Parents can get more specific information from mental health professionals about ADHD and the effects it can have on their children. New skills and attitudes can be developed that can help the child and his/her children