2026-02-25 — Non-Pharmacological Interventions for Child ADHD (5 cards)
February 2026 Week 4 covers non-pharmacological ADHD support themes. The existing English date, card count, detail paths, source hrefs, and source labels are preserved.
Result: Significant improvements were found in attention (SMD≈-0.60), executive function (SMD≈1.22), and motor skills (SMD≈0.67).
Result: Sleep problems were significantly reduced (effect size g≈-0.46), confirming the effectiveness of behavioral sleep interventions.
Result: A moderate effect on ADHD symptoms (g=0.77) was found, along with reduced parental stress (g=0.40).
Result: A small but statistically significant improvement (SMD 0.2–0.3) was confirmed, making it a potential adjunct option alongside medication.
Result: Attention test performance improved, but the effect size was moderate, and it is recommended as a complementary option to existing treatments.
Existing 2026-02-25 English detail paths and source href/token values are preserved. This screen is the PRO-library entry point for the five existing English card details.
Result: Significant improvements were found in attention (SMD≈-0.60), executive function (SMD≈1.22), and motor skills (SMD≈0.67).
Result: Sleep problems were significantly reduced (effect size g≈-0.46), confirming the effectiveness of behavioral sleep interventions.
Result: A moderate effect on ADHD symptoms (g=0.77) was found, along with reduced parental stress (g=0.40).
Result: A small but statistically significant improvement (SMD 0.2–0.3) was confirmed, making it a potential adjunct option alongside medication.
Result: Attention test performance improved, but the effect size was moderate, and it is recommended as a complementary option to existing treatments.
These cards do not replace diagnosis or treatment decisions; they help prepare questions before professional consultation.
Confirmed source href/token values are kept from the existing English details.