ADD and ADHD Articles
1: ADD and ADHD: Focus on Foods
ADD and ADHD problems can be triggered by subtle food allergies. Read how one child's symptoms were relieved when wheat was removed from his diet. Learn more about other foods and how they can affect ADD and ADHD related issues.
2: ADD, ADHD and Focus - Three Important Questions
# ADD and ADHD can lead to everyday challenges, especially in the area of focus. These three questions can help you design an individualized program that can improve focus right away.
3: ADD and ADHD: The Focus Myth
Attention Deficit Disorder leads many people to believe that ADD and ADHD mean a lack of focus. Try these seven questions to solve most focus and learning issues with ADD/ADHD children and adults.
4: The Gift of ADD and ADHD
"I just finished reading this book and I have decided that I am ADD."
"I saw a TV show about ADHD. I have it and so does my son."
"My daughter's teacher says she asks too ma
5: Alternative Education and the ADD - ADHD Child
What educational format is best for the ADD/ADHD child? As a parent, there are many choices, and increasingly popular choices, to public education. While making a decision may seem more difficult in the case of ADD/ADHD, the process is the same for the parent of any child.
6: Discussion of a Brain-Based Remedial Approach with ADHD and Executive Function Impairment
This article discusses an internal-language based remedial approach to ADHD and Executive Functional Impairments, as derived from research and theoretical assumptions about frontal lobe brain function.
7: If It Weren't For Add, We Might Not Have The Theory Of Relativity
Were you a question machine when you were a kid? How come dogs can poop outside, but you won't let me? Why do raspberries have seeds? How do you know for sure that Santa Claus is watching me every single day? Doesn't he have more important things to do?
8: Attention Deficit Disorder: What Should We Do?
It is estimated that there are over 2.5 million people who are diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder. The majority of these are boys. As a mother of a boy and a teacher, I have seen first hand the evidence of this, and I have to ask why we, as a nation, are content to medicate these beautiful, brilliant children instead of questioning the methods of teaching and choosing alternative educational settings for them.
9: ADHD or Gifted? What Parents Should Know
If you have a bright, bouncy child and you (or a well-meaning teacher) suspect attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) ... beware! Many experts believe that ADHD is often over-diagnosed or misdiagnosed.
10: ADD/ADHD - Developing Confidence In School
The traditional school environment is not very exciting for most students, but especially students with ADHD. What they (and some of their teachers) fail to realize is that school is not boring because the information is too complex. On the contrary…school is boring because there is often not enough activity to keep their active minds engaged.
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