Rehabilitation Psychologist for ADHD | Cadabams CDC

When your child struggles to sit still, finish homework, or follow instructions, everyday life can feel overwhelming. A rehabilitation psychologist for ADHD specializes in turning these challenges into strengths. At Cadabams CDC, our team blends science-backed therapy with compassionate care, guiding parents and children toward lasting progress—one small win at a time.

Rehabilitation Psychologist for ADHD | Cadabams CDC

Why Choose a Rehabilitation Psychologist for ADHD?

Difference Between Psychiatrist, Psychologist & Rehab Psychologist

  • Psychiatrist – Medical doctor who prescribes ADHD medication.
  • Psychologist – Conducts assessments and talk therapy.
  • Rehabilitation Psychologist – Combines assessment, therapy, and real-life skill building to improve executive function, social skills, and academic performance. In short: While medication may calm the brain, rehabilitation psychology teaches the skills needed for success at home, school, and play.

Role in Multidisciplinary ADHD Care

Our rehabilitation psychologists work hand-in-hand with:


Our Rehabilitation Psychologists' ADHD Expertise

Certifications & Years of Experience

  • M.Phil. or Ph.D. in Rehabilitation Psychology
  • 10+ years of clinical experience with ADHD and co-occurring conditions
  • Registered with the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI)

Evidence-Based Therapies Used


Comprehensive ADHD Services Offered

Diagnostic & Psycho-educational Assessment

  • 90-minute standardized testing (IQ, attention, memory, executive function)
  • School observation & teacher checklists
  • Clear, jargon-free report with actionable recommendations

Individual Behaviour Therapy

  • Weekly 45-minute sessions using token systems, self-monitoring charts, and goal-setting games
  • Child learns to break tasks into tiny, achievable steps

Parent-Management Training

  • 6–8 small-group or one-on-one sessions
  • Topics: Homework routines, screen-time limits, positive reinforcement strategies
  • Take-home video models and printable charts

School Collaboration & IEP Support

  • Attend IEP meetings as your child’s advocate
  • Train teachers on classroom accommodations (seating plans, extra breaks)
  • Provide bi-monthly progress letters to keep everyone aligned

Signs Your Child May Benefit from Rehabilitation Psychology

Inattention & Executive Dysfunction

  • Loses pencils, water bottles, or homework daily
  • Starts projects but rarely finishes without reminders
  • Difficulty following multi-step instructions like “Pack your bag, brush teeth, then shoes.”

Hyperactivity & Impulsivity Concerns

  • Runs or climbs in inappropriate situations
  • Blurts out answers before questions are finished
  • Struggles waiting for their turn in games or conversations

Social & Academic Difficulties

  • Few sustained friendships due to interrupting or bossy play
  • Grades below potential despite being “bright”
  • Frequent notes from teachers about “not listening” If any bullet feels familiar, early intervention can make a big difference.

Proven Results & Success Stories

Outcome Metrics We Track

  • Attention span – measured via standardized CPT tests
  • Academic productivity – homework completion rates
  • Parent stress index – quarterly surveys
  • Teacher behaviour checklists – before and after therapy Average improvements after 6 months:
  • 35 % longer sustained attention
  • 50 % reduction in disruptive classroom behaviours
  • 40 % drop in parent stress scores

Parent & Teacher Testimonials

“Within three months, Arjun could sit through a 45-minute class without reminders. His teacher stopped sending daily notes.” — Mrs. Rao, parent, Bangalore “The strategies we learned in parent training cut homework fights from two hours to thirty minutes.” — Mr. & Mrs. Singh, Hyderabad

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