Hi I am Geetha Sethumadhavan..based out of Bangalore...My son Anirudh is diagnosed with ADHD in school. We have done some therapies.. But have not got any help.. He is jn his final year ( semester) Mcom.. doing from CMR University... Worried if he will get a job.... Want him to be independent.. Be proactive. He is always with his ipad and mobile.. He is 23 years old.. Please help...

Ans: Having a low academic background doesn't necessarily limit the career opportunities for individuals with ADHD and learning disabilities. Here are some career options and strategies to consider for your son's secure future: Vocational Training and Certifications ,Entrepreneurship, Supportive Work Environments and Networking and Mentorship. Additionally emphasize the importance of continuous learning and skill enhancement, even without a formal degree, encourage your son to take online courses, attend workshops, or participate in training programs to develop new skills. Remember, success is not solely determined by academic qualifications. Focus on identifying your son's strengths, interests, and abilities, and help him explore career paths that align with those attributes.

Ans: Namaste!
ADHD is becoming increasingly common nowadays, so please know that you are not alone in this battle. It is fabulous that your son enjoys working out. I will strongly suggest that you enrol him with a qualified yoga instructor to help him reap the many benefits of yoga. Yoga has been shown to play a significant role in reducing the symptoms associated with the inattentive and hyperactive-impulsive forms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Yoga promotes mindfulness, increases focus, and helps calm the mind, among many other benefits. Yoga has been proven helpful in improving ADHD symptoms. Asanas like cobra or Bhujangasana, Vrikshasana, Cat-Cow pose, downward facing dog or Adho Mukha Shvanasana yeild fantastic results with these kinds of patients.

Ans: HI, Your kid is in class 9 right now. It seems that at this stage, he is suffering from basic problems related to his studies. Remaining poor in some subjects does not mean, he can't excel in the future. Apart from science, there are many courses from his interest point of view. ICSE syllabus is quite hard as compared to the state board syllabus. If possible, you can shift him to the state board to give relief from the excessive burden of a bulky and hard syllabus. After 10th, choose either Arts or commerce but do not opt science under any condition as he is suffering from ADHD,

Radheshyam Zanwar, Aurangabad (MS)