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Newsletters:
ADDitude and Fathers
Our favorite articles about dads from the ADDitude archives–including ideas for father-son bonding and why dads are an integral part of the family.
ADDitude Magazine
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The editors of ADDitude know what a tough job being a dad can be.
Throw AD/HD into the mix, and it’s a whole new ballgame. That’s
why we’ve gathered our favorite articles about dads from the ADDitude
archives–including ideas for father-son bonding and why dads are
an integral part of the family.
Now that summer’s started, make sure you download FlyLady’s
master packing list. Never agonize
over packing for road trips again!
And don’t forget to tell your favorite dad, “Thanks.”
—The editors of ADDitude
Visit these areas on our Web site:
by Edward M. Hallowell, M.D., and John J. Ratey, M.D.
Learn how to get the most out of life with this book aimed at adults with ADD.
Buy books featured in the pages of ADDitude magazine at our online
bookstore.
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Every child– especially a son – needs to know that a father
is more than just a bit player in the family.
Why boys with AD/HD need extra guidance from their fathers.
Summer’s perfect for activities in the great outdoors.
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- AD/HD
Kids and Substance Abuse
Kids who take stimulant medication for AD/HD do not face an increased
risk of substance abuse, according to a recent study at the University
of Michigan.
- Related
ADDitude article
Meds or no meds? The decision to put a child on medication is never
easy.
- Bonus Book Recommendation:
Straight Talk about Psychiatric Medications for Kids by Timothy E. Wilens
The revised edition brings parents up-to-date on advances in treatment.
Available at the ADDitude online
bookstore.
- Girls
Underestimate Math Skills
Girls –and their parents–consistently underestimate girls’
abilities and achievements in math, a study has found.
- Related
ADDitude article
This AD/HD woman earned three degrees and A’s in college –and
life.
- Bonus Book Recommendation:
Understanding Girls With AD/HD by Kathleen G. Nadeau, Ph.D., Ellen B. Littman, Ph.D., and Patricia
O. Quinn, M.D.
Available at the ADDitude online
bookstore.
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Highlights of the June/July 2005 issue of ADDitude include:
- Gifts for Dad: Seven nifty gadgets that make life
easier for people with AD/HD. by Sandy Maynard
- My Son the Artist: Tattoos and motorcycles weren’t
exactly this mom’s style, but she’s learned to admire them.
by Cathy Lickteig Makofski
- Reassembling a Life: Reconnecting with joy after
getting help for ADD.
by Luann Kole and Jennifer Koretsky as told to Maureen Connelly
In the Next Newsletter:
- How to make your summer last with the best summer
sports for AD/HD kids, tips for enjoying the outdoors, and getting—and
keeping—a summer job.
- Plus: It’s never too early to start preparing
for next school year. Read about summer school for parents, learn how
to prepare for college the summer before, and get the inside scoop on
internships.
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Have you ever taken a drug holiday? Did it work out?
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or via email: letters@additudemag.com
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