ADHD and School: Behavior or Nerve Problem

In this video, Dr. Randy Wurts, a neurologically focused chiropractor, discusses the relationship between ADHD and school behavior, exploring whether it is truly a behavior problem or a nerve problem.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often characterized by distracted thoughts, hyper energy, unorganized time management, poor sleep, and frequent mood swings, creating challenges for children, teachers, and parents in the classroom.
Traditionally, medicine groups symptoms together to create a diagnosis and often relies on medication and Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) to accommodate the child’s learning needs.
But what if there was another way?
Dr. Wurts takes a drugless approach by measuring the “noise” input from the nervous system into the brain, identifying the root causes of the disorganization and “extra” behaviors. This often involves measuring the nervous system that provides clues to the cause of the struggles in school. By calming the nervous system, chiropractic care can help produce a more relaxed brain, leading to calmer behavior, emotions, and thoughts.
Discover how neurologically focused chiropractic care at inThrive Chiropractic can provide a more organized and peaceful experience for your child both in and out of the classroom.
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