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Attention Deficiency hyperactivity complaint( ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental complaint in which cases present inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. The etiology of this condition is different, including environmental factors and the presence of variants of some genes. Still, a great diversity exists among cases regarding the presence of these ADHD- associated factors. also, there are variations in the reported neurophysiological supplements of ADHD. ADHD is constantly treated pharmacologically, producing an improvement in symptomatology , albeit there are cases who are refractory to the main pharmacological treatments or present side goods to these drugs, pressing the significance of developing other remedial options. Differentnon- pharmacological treatments are in this review addressed, chancing different results regarding effectiveness. Altogether, ADHD is associated with different etiologies, all of them producing changes in brain development, leading to the characteristic symptomatology of this condition. Given the eclectic etiology of ADHD, discussion is presented about the convenience of personalizing ADHD treatment, whether pharmacological ornon- pharmacological, to reach an optimum effect in the maturity of cases. Approaches to personalizing both pharmacological remedy and neurofeedback are presented.