Posts Tagged ‘Raising’
Raising Humane Beings
Foreword by George Addair Ph.D. Raising Humane Beings is the finest book on raising children ever written. Rarely in life does a reader find a single book that sufficiently covers an entire subject. After reviewing Jane’s book I found myself thinking differently, for such a book will shift your thinking, and you, like me, will never be the same. I am pleased to endorse both her and her masterful book. If you don’t read this book now, you will in time. If you do not agree with it, time will prove to you that Jane was right. If you reread it twenty years from now you will be surprised at how advanced this book was, and you will then realize it as one of the greatest tools of the decades, not just for our children, but f…
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Special Gifts: Women Writers on the Heartache, the Happiness and the Hope of Raising a Special Needs Child
“Special Gifts” shares the stories of some very special mothers and their children, who all have very special gifts – emotional, behavioral or developmental disorders such as ADD, Asperger’s Syndrome, Autism, Bi-Polar Disorder, Non-Verbal Learning Disability or PDD. This collection offers support, hope, and a glimpse inside of the lives of these amazing souls.
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Contributors include: Lisa Romeo, Jesse Michener, Kristen Scott, Margaret Mitchell, Michelle O’Neil, Julie Adam, Kimberly Winters, Heide AW Kaminski, Marla Davishoff, Swathi Avathi, Jennifer Bailey, Heather Ristau, Andrea Harris,Lorena Smith, Sheila Webster-Heard, Susan Wagner, Sheila Vakili, Paige Huskey, Rhonda Pollero, Caryn…
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Superparenting for ADD: An Innovative Approach to Raising Your Distracted Child
Review
Advance praise for Superparenting for ADD The shelves of most bookstores are lined with volumes that define, explain, and demystify attention deficits. But Superparenting for ADD is different. An upbeat, positive, and constructive guide, it offers parents strategies that will assist them in the day-to-day challenges of raising their ADD child and help him to reach his fullest potential. Richard Lavoie, author of It s So Much Work to Be Your Friend I once believed that understanding genes and their effects on the brain would be the only means to effectively help children with ADHD. But despite the strong role genes play, I wholeheartedly agree with Hallowell and Jensen that love trumps all else. This book is a must-r…
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