ADHD affects more than attention
ADHD can influence emotional regulation, impulse control, executive functioning, motivation, and how children navigate everyday experiences.
Who we help
Children with ADHD often experience the world with incredible energy, creativity, and curiosity, while navigating challenges with attention, emotional regulation, impulse control, and everyday routines.
Our approach
At The Play Base, we look beyond the behaviors to understand each child's unique needs, helping them build skills, navigate big emotions, and develop confidence and independence in ways that honor who they are.
Areas of Support
Understanding ADHD
ADHD can influence emotional regulation, impulse control, executive functioning, motivation, and how children navigate everyday experiences.
Children with ADHD may experience intense emotions, frustration, or difficulty recovering from overwhelming situations. Understanding their nervous system and supporting regulation can make a meaningful difference.
Some children are highly active and impulsive, while others experience challenges with attention, organization, or getting started on tasks. Every child's strengths, needs, and experiences are unique.
Approximately 1 in 9 children ages 3 to 17 in the United States have a current ADHD diagnosis, according to 2024 national survey data.
Children benefit from supportive relationships, predictable environments, individualized strategies, and adults who seek to understand the needs behind their behaviors.
With appropriate support, children can develop emotional awareness, executive functioning skills, independence, and strategies that help them navigate their world with confidence.
A friendly, no-pressure conversation with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. We'll listen, answer your questions and tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.