Posts Tagged ‘Getting’
The Everything Parent’s Guide To Children With ADD/ADHD: A Reassuring Guide To Getting The Right Diagnosis, Understanding Treatments, And Helping Your Child Focus
Is your child: Easily distracted? Finding listening and concentrating difficult? Unable to complete assignments? If this describes your child, he could be one of the nearly 2 million children in America with ADD/ADHD. If you’re looking for the facts about how this disorder may affect your child, it’s hard to know where to turn. The Everything Parent’s Guide to Children with ADD/ADHD, written by child psychologist Linda Sonna, gives you the clear answers and accurate information about the signs, symptoms, and treatments of this disorder that you need. The Everything Parent’s Guide to Children with ADD/ADHD helps you: Learn the differences and similarities between ADD and ADHD Obtain and understand the diagnosis…
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Abc News “getting Your Attention” On Adhd
Mark Steinberg, Ph.D.; describes ADD treatment using BioFeedBack technology, this is a powerful Drug Free treatment for children and adults.
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Adult Adhd & Getting One’s Life In Order?
I just got neuropsych testing and am expecting a diagnosis of ADHD. In any case, I feel that I’m much less effective than I’d like to be.
I know a lot of the time kids with ADD receive services that help them develop “systems” at home and at school so they function as efficiently as possible. As an adult, how can I get support? I don’t really have the money to pay a life coach to help me, so I’m looking for tips and online resources. Thanks.
Delivered from Distraction: Getting the Most out of Life with Attention Deficit Disorder
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Medication? Maybe. Marry the right person and find the right job? A must if you are an adult suffering from ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). So say psychiatrists Edward M. Hallowell and John J. Ratey, authors of the influential Driven to Distraction, published in 1994. In their new book, Delivered from Distraction, Hallowell and Ratey survey the current medical landscape concerning ADD, combining their own clinical observations with the latest research to paint a much more complex and, in many ways, positive picture of the condition than has generally been presented. Hallowell and Ratey embrace the idea that success in life comes more from playing to your strengths than overcoming your weaknesses. In the case of a…
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