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"From all that you have described, it appears you have ADHD but I wouldn't call it mild. If it has caused you the problems that you mentioned, affecting your academics, your family and relationships, your domestic responsibilities, etc..." —Elaine20

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"All of a sudden, I could see things much more clearly, was not constantly overwhelmed and over reacting. " —which way is up?

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Schools That Work: Eton Academy

How one school fosters excellence through student appreciation.

Using a Daily Report Card

How a daily report card offers an effective incentive to help kids succeed where they once failed.

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Denver Academy teaches high school students to play to their strengths.

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ADD in the Corner Office

Five top executives discovered that a learning disability can be a capitalist tool.

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How a little boy who couldn't read went on to become a bestselling author.

Attention 3.0

Computer games that may train your child to find focus.

Laugh It Up

Humor can reduce stress at home and strengthen the bond between you and your AD/HD child.

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'I Didn’t Want Another Awful School Year'

Ali, 14, learned to make the grade - and friends - after hitting the wall in middle school.

'I Knew I Was Smart'

She barely squeaked by in elementary and high school. So how did this now 39-year-old with ADHD earn three degrees and A's in college - and life?

You Can Take It with You

What to bring along when you take your ADD to college.

The Power of Praise

Giving your ADHD child words of praise is like offering him a ticket out of the fear and self-doubt that plague him.

Act Locally

ADDers can achieve amazing things, but we need each other to do so.

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The Benefits of Baby Steps

Inspiring a quarter-million disorganized people to clean up their act, an organizing expert suggests ways to start small to achieve big results.

Keep It Clean

Simple strategies for keeping your home clean and organized.

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Sipping Strategies

A guide for those who are thinking of drinking during New Year's celebrations and beyond.

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Harden Your Resolve

Begin working on your resolution now, and, by the New Year, you'll be well on your way to a new you.

The Buddy System

Easy ways to stay connected with the important people in your life.

Avoiding Holiday Havoc

Six ways to help your ADHD child enjoy the celebration.

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