“…Following these clinical recommendations within the evidence‐based practice model, this implies that the current interventions found to be the most beneficial are the multimodal or combined treatments that include psycho‐pedagogical, neuropsychological, and pharmacological treatments. Within each of these, it is very important to highlight the individual role of each child and to establish the individual and group role of each intervention to be able to apply the most appropriate treatment according to the unique characteristics of each individual child (Abad‐Mas et al, ; American Academy of Pediatrics, ; Chronis, Jones, & Raggi, ; Mulas, Gandía, Roca, Etchepareborda, & Abad, ; National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE), ). Therefore, any pharmacological treatment to improve ADHD symptomatology also requires the complementary activity of an alternative treatment to help students develop and enhance behavioral modification strategies that favor their psychosocial development (Beck, , ; Pelham & Murphy, ; Pelham, Wheeler, & Chronis, ; Purdie, Hattie, & Carroll, ).…”