Treatment for ADHD Offered by Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital reports ADHD is a persistent pattern of inattention and hyperactivity in children, with debated diagnosis and varying symptoms across settings. It highlights prevalence, causes, genetics, noncausal dietary links, and long term outcomes, plus treatment options including medication and behavioral interventions and family involvement. The Franklin County CHADD chapter meets monthly and offers resources. contact Trucia at 785 566 8428 for information.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
CHADD
Trucia
Low mood in elderly often goes untreated nationwide
National data show 5 million of 33 million Americans over 65 suffer serious depression and 1 million more have major low mood. Fewer than a third receive treatment. myths about aging and stigma deter care. Signs include memory problems, withdrawal, weight and sleep changes, and thoughts of death. seek evaluation if symptoms persist. Call Franklin County Mental Health Clinic at 242-3780.
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National Alliance
NAMI
American Association of Retired Persons
AARP
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic
Warning signs of substance abuse in elderly adults
The text outlines signs such as attitude changes hygiene neglect memory problems sleep issues and increased drinking. It notes elders often go unnoticed due to reduced activity and advises caregivers to seek treatment, citing AMA findings that elderly patients respond well to programs and to contact Franklin County Mental Health Clinic at 242-3780.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Franklin County Mental Health Clinic