# TDAH: When Should Parents Worry?

> Psychologies launches free online workshops to help parents distinguish between normal childhood struggles and serious conditions like ADHD.
- Title: TDAH: When Should Parents Worry? · Psychologies | Shortify
- Summary: Psychologies launches free online workshops to help parents distinguish between normal childhood struggles and serious conditions like ADHD. Parents should…
- Keywords: adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia, parenting, psychologies, lundi psy, child development, school challenges, TDAH, Parents, Worry
- Source: Psychologies — https://psychologies.com/actualites/sante-mentale/TDAH-troubles-dys-quand-faut-il-sinquieter-Participez-aux-Lundis-Psy-de-Psychologies-641576
- Author: La Rédaction
- Published: 2026-09-21T10:23:25+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: adhd, dyslexia, dyspraxia, parenting, psychologies, lundi psy, child development, school challenges
## What is TDAH?
ADHD affects concentration, movement, and learning in children. Parents often worry about when to seek professional help.
## When to worry?
Persistent reading difficulties or school disengagement may signal dyslexia or dyspraxia. Early intervention is key.
## Expert advice
Dr. Stéphane Clerget and Hélène Fresnel will answer parent questions about distinguishing normal behavior from serious conditions.
## Free workshop
Psychologies offers a free online session on October 12 at 8:45 PM to help parents understand when to seek help for their child's challenges.
## Key signs
Children with ADHD may show constant restlessness, trouble focusing, or writing problems that persist despite school efforts.
## Key takeaway

Parents should consult a specialist if their child shows persistent symptoms like difficulty concentrating, reading, or writing beyond typical school challenges.