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ADHD/ADD Natural Remedy Report
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Effective Time Management Keeps You in Control of Your Time - Time Management for ADHD (24 Apr 2010)
People with ADD and ADHD struggle to manage their time and be productive and efficient. One way I've personally found to be more productive and efficient is through the use of a software program called Action Enforcer. It's a series of timers that run in Flash on your PC. The program allows you to schedule your major daily activities in one interface, with a timer for each activity planned. You set the timers for the completion of each task and it tracks your total time spent on each task. Action Enforcer is a terrific tool for Time Management and even better for those of us with ADHD that are focus challenged. Click Here to Learn more...
4 Important Reasons Why You Should Give Alternative Medicine for ADHD a Chance (04 Sep 2009)
There are so many parents out there who are simply unwilling to give their child prescription medicine for ADHD. In fact, studies show that 20% of children who take psycho-stimulants do not even benefit from them at all.
That paired with the harsh side effects of psycho-stimulants is reason enough to explore alternative medicine for ADHD. Here are 4 important reasons why you should give ADHD alternative treatment a try.
5 ADHD Alternative Treatments to Consider (04 Sep 2009)
If you have decided not to give your child psycho-stimulants to treat ADHD, you need to research ADHD alternative treatments. Without some kind of treatment, your child will suffer too much from the symptoms of ADHD.
Alternative treatments help your child lead a normal life by alleviating the most common behavioral issues stemming from ADHD. Here are 5 alternative treatments you should consider.
Homeopathy for ADHD: The Cure? (04 Sep 2009)
If you've ever given your child stimulants for ADHD and stopped for any period of time, you have probably learned that the symptoms of ADHD come back. That's one of the biggest problems with ADHD drugs... they are only a quick fix.
Sure, some children may benefit from taking psychostimulants but they are eventually going to have to stop and ADHD drugs can be highly addictive. Furthermore, the withdrawal symptoms can be quite harsh.
ADHD Homeopathic Remedies: Hoax or Effective Treatment? (04 Sep 2009)
ADHD homeopathic remedies are gaining traction. After all, many parents worry about the negative side effects of giving their children psycho-stimulants for ADHD.
Many great people in history suffered from ADHD, such as Benjamin Franklin, Abraham Lincoln, and Albert Einstein. Pharmaceutical companies like to make us believe that our children absolutely NEED drugs in order to survive but these greats in history managed without them.
Attention Deficit Disorder A To Z.
Comprehensive Guide To Adhd For Parents. "You’ve heard a lot about it, but can never learn quite enough. Finally, all of your ADD/ADHD questions will finally be answered, all in one up-to-date and credible resource!"
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The answer? “Too long!” That’s why you’ll most certainly be interested in reading what’s next…
Must-Know Facts about Homeopathic Treatment for ADHD (04 Sep 2009)
The first thing that might come to your mind when you think of homeopathic treatment for ADHD is that it is some kind of scam. After all, there are plenty of natural remedies out there that don't really work. However, doctors and patients alike have had great success with homeopathic remedies for ADHD.
Vision Problems Misdiagnosed as ADD or ADHD (09 Dec 2008)
Parents are often surprised that their children are unable to understand that an inability to make out material on the blackboard or in a book is abnormal. After all, wouldn't you expect a child to tell you when they're having trouble seeing? So is it surprising that vision problems can go undetected for extended periods of time?
With around 25% of North American schoolchildren having vision problems to some degree it is true that vision-challenged children may not be aware that the world around them should not be blurred.
Aspergers Syndrome: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (09 Dec 2008)
If your child has recently been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome, then you likely have more questions than answers about this little-known diagnosis.
This article presents answers to some of parents' most common questions about Aspergers Syndrome.
What IS Aspergers Syndrome?
Aspergers Syndrome, named for Hans Asperger, an Austrian physician, is a milder form of autistic disorder. Both conditions are part of a larger group of neurological disorders known in the US as Pervasive Developmental Disorders, or PDD for short. The 2 most common symptoms are eccentric behavior and self-imposed social isolation. Sometimes speech is affected as well as gait and motor skills. Your child may also be exclusively focused on a particular area of interest, such as cars or astronomy. The social isolation comes from the child wanting to know everything about his or her area of interest and little else. Conversations are usually focused only on that area as well.
The Inner Heart and Soul of Teaching (09 Dec 2008)
Everybody seems to think of teaching as teaching "something." Usually, there's a subject. There is a syllabus. Usually there is also some kind of timeframe. The teacher is supposed to impart a certain body of knowledge in a certain period of time to a certain group of people.
When you have embodied these qualities as a teacher, you can teach anywhere, to anybody. However, you may actually find that those you "teach" actually "learn" something more important than the subject of the class. Then you're truly participating in the Inner Soul of Teaching.
Tips for teaching ADHD children to read (08 Dec 2008)
Teaching a child with ADHD to read as any parent or teacher will tell you can be frustrating as their hyperactivity and inattentiveness makes focussing on any one task difficult.
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