Israeli CPAT treatment reduces ADHD symptoms in 1 out of 3 children

“Good news for those with #ADHD! Tel Aviv University researchers have developed a computerized attention training program that improves attention spans. Results maintained months after treatment. #mentalhealth”
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Researchers at Tel Aviv University have developed a computerised progressive attention training (CPAT) programme which may improve the attention spans of those suffering from ADHD. Four months after treatment, a third of students with ADHD who received the CPAT programme had improved and remained so. The results were significantly better than improvement seen in a parallel protocol of mindfulness training. The improvements achieved through the CPAT were also maintained for months after the end of the treatment.

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