ADHD can be treated with behavioral therapy, medication, or a combination of both (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2015). It is best for young children between the ages of four and five to begin behavioral therapy before being prescribed medication. A successful treatment plan includes monitoring, follow-ups, and any changes that may occur during the process. Additional treatment options for ADHD include behavioral intervention strategies, parent training, and school accommodations and interventions (CDC, 2015). Some of the medications currently used to treat ADHD are Ritalin, Metadate, and Strattera. Most of these medications are stimulants used to activate brain circuits that promote attention and focused behavior. This reduces hyperactivity (National Institute for Mental Health, 2012). There are currently more than twice as many boys as girls taking medication, and an equal number of men and women (Sternberg,