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child. In addition, some of the following non-medication interventions are appropriate to initiate even when the child’s symptoms do not reach the threshold for a diagnosis of ADHD. The ADHD Tool Kit developed by the AAP is an excellent resource for collecting data from parents and schools to help guide the practitioner towards appropriate
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