attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

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attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

a handbook for diagnosis and treatment
1990

Healing ADD

the breakthrough program that allows you to see and heal the six types of attention deficit disorder
2001
Describes the six kinds of attention deficit disorder and ways of combating them, covering diet, exercise, medication, neurofeedback, sleep, family and school strategies, and other related topics.

Club Meds

2006
Freshman Jack Sutton and his friends Sam and Mary devise a scheme to seek revenge on Chuck Williams, a bully who is forcing the teenagers to give him their much needed Ritalin.

Help is on the way

a child's book about ADD
1998
Explains the effects of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and how it can be handled.

Rainy

2005
Ten-year-old Rainy Tucker, with her restless energy and knack for getting into trouble, leaves her family for the first time to go to camp in rural Maine.

Stuck on fast forward

youth with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
2008
Examines the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder through the story of Connor, a young boy diagnosed with the disorder.

Hunter and his amazing remote control

a fun, hands-on way to teach self-control to ADHD children
2008

A.D.D. not B.A.D.

2003
Jimmy Jumpingbean and his teacher, Mr. Jugardor, demonstrate to the class why Jimmy's attention deficit disorder makes it hard for him to sit still.

Making the system work for your child with ADHD

2004
Presents a comprehensive guide to working around the system and getting help for children with ADHD in the areas of healthcare, education, insurance, and advocacy sources.

All about attention deficit disorder

2000
Provides the most recent developments in ADD research regarding basic symptoms of ADD, effects on school, work, home, and social life, seven indicators to predict the future, and diagnosis and treatment.

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