Spring 2009: Anxiety Disorder and ADHD
Listen Up: 9 Ways to Help ADHD Kids Follow Directions
Students with ADHD sometimes struggle to slow down, listen, and follow instructions -- especially with so many classroom distractions. Here's how teachers can help them better follow directions.
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Camp Checklist
12 questions every parent should ask a potential summer camp before registering their ADHD child.
Women, Hormones, and ADD
The severity of ADHD symptoms will change during the course of a woman’s cycle. Here’s what you need to know to manage them.
Play Dough
A quick four-step plan to help impulsive ADD adults save money while splurging.
Inspiration
Our Trip to Bountiful
After missing signs of ADD in our daughter, we came to a place where we love and understand her better than ever.
My Buddy System
Like a tough exam, making friends at college takes work. But the rewards feel as good as getting an A.
Your ADD Life
How parents can explain ADHD to doubters both in and outside the family.
The Organized Life
Shopping for a PDA
Can't decide what to buy? Overwhelmed at the counter? Here are seven ADD-friendly strategies to help you make the right purchase.
Organize–The PDA Way!
Sixteen creative ways a smartphone or personal data assistant can keep ADHD adults on track and on time.
Healthy Living
The Dessert Solution
Awaken your child's hunger with six simple dishes that are delicious and nutritious.
Where the Heart Is
Children look to their parents for reassurance that everything’s OK. Here’s how to send the right signals in your home.
Your ADD Coach
Will Our Kids Be OK?
There’s a lot parents can do to ensure that their children succeed. Two moms share the strategies that helped them.
Short-Fuse Strategies
If you get defensive for no reason—or overreact when there is one—try these anger-management tips.
Boy Trouble?
When your independent teen won’t get help at school, here’s how to keep him on track.
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