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Return of School Problems for ADHD Children?
I was speaking with the mother of several school age children recently (one with ADHD), and she gave voice to a feeling I suspect many mothers have. “The kids are back in school, Thank God; I lo… more →
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Return of School Problems for ADHD Children?
wrote 1 year ago: I was speaking with the mother of several school age children recently (one with ADHD), and she gave … more →
Medication or Neurofeedback- Comparing the two most common forms of treatment for ADD/ADHD
wrote 1 year ago: Medication and Neurofeedback (EEG-biofeedback) are the two most common forms of treatment for ADD/AD … more →
AD/HD and Serious Behavior Problems
wrote 1 year ago: There are three types of AD/HD (ADD), primarily Inattentive, Hyperactive-Impulsive, and Combined. In … more →
"Running Out of Gas" in School
wrote 1 year ago: About this time of year (if it hasn’t happened already), children with ADHD (ADD) begin to … more →
Children With ADD Often Suffer Rejection - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: The development and maintenance of healthy peer relationships is critical for the normal development … more →
Early Treatment of ADD Arrests Worsening of Learning and Behavior Problems - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: The degree of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) present in a person, unless treated, usually remains … more →
Notes Sent Home From The Teacher - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: It is rarely good news when your child’s teacher sends home a note for the parents. As you r … more →
ADD: Common in Girls Too Often overlooked by teachers and parents - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: The stereotype most of us have of ADD (or ADHD) is a boy, running around the classroom (or the house … more →
Lightening the Load for Mothers of Attention Deficit Children - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: Mothers (and fathers too) of children with ADD often carry a very heavy load. There are actually thr … more →
High I.Q. Typical in Children with ADD - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
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wrote 1 year ago: Persons with ADD typically have a higher than average intelligence level. Although the many guises o … more →
Children and ADD – Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: Children – We were all children at one time, and in our Father’s eyes, we are still. The child … more →
Maximum Performance for Children With ADD - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: In keeping with the spirit of health and optimizing our capabilities, let’s talk a little abou … more →
Girls With ADD, Different Consequences - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: There are three sub-types of Attention Deficit Disorder: primarily inattentive, hyperactive-impulsiv … more →
Attention Deficit Disorder in Adults - Dr. Stephen Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: ADD is a disorder, which is much better understood, diagnosed, and treated today than in times past. … more →
When ADD Kids have ADD Parents - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: I often hear parents complain, ” I think my child has ADD, they can’t concentrate or con … more →
Misconceptions Regarding ADD and ADHD - Dr. Stephen A. Ferrari
wrote 1 year ago: ADD/ADHD is both an over-diagnosed and under-diagnosed disorder. As there are many factors that can … more →
