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June - July 2005
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Features
Secrets of Focus
There are countless ways to curb distractibility. To find what works best for you and your child, be willing to experiment.
Parenting a Defiant ADHD Child
Oppositional behavior is common among kids with ADHD. How should parents respond? The answer is often surprisingly simple.
Your Little Genius
This summer, take some time to think about your child in a new way. These simple parent-child exercises will build better behavior, boost self-esteem - and bring out the inner artist in both of you.
Would You Be Better Off Without Meds?
Going off your ADHD medication can be a positive experience — or a calamity. How you approach the matter makes all the difference.
Inspiration
Reassembling a Life
How a troubled mom perked up her marriage and reconnected with joy after getting help for her ADD.
Uncle Sam Doesn’t Want You!
Our government's policies make it difficult for an individual with AD/HD to enlist.
My Son the Artist
Tattoos and motorcycles weren't exactly my style. But Alex lives life on his own terms - and that's something I've learned to admire.
Looking Back: My Lessons to Share
One parent shares the important lessons she learned about parenting a child with ADHD.
My Brain Wants a Lazy Summer, But I Refuse to Be Misled
For a college student coping with ADD, a summer job sounds like a real drag. It's also an absolute necessity.
Feel Carefree Again
Expert advice on how to recapture the natural enthusiasm of childhood with a simple shift in awareness.
The Organized Life
High-Tech Helpers
Seven nifty gadgets that make life easier for people with ADHD.
You Don't Have to Be a Star to Need a Body Double
Difficult tasks are often easier to accomplish if someone is on hand to keep you company.
Healthy Living
Be a Behavior Detective
Getting to the bottom of your child's errant behavior isn't hard - if you're willing to do a little sleuthing.
Just Desserts
Some sweet treats are better for your family's health than others. Here's the scoop on seven classic desserts with nutritional benefits that might surprise you.
Your ADD Coach
How to Relax
People with attention deficit disorder (ADD ADHD) don't relax in the usual way - which is why vacations don't always relax us. Here's how to ensure that your summer vacation provides the breather you need.
The “Peanut Butter” Fix for Thoughtless Relatives
With a little preparation - and your favorite non sequitur - once-dreaded family gatherings can be lots of fun.
Is Your Child Ready for an Overnight Stay?
Young overnighters often fare quite well, as long as hosts are made aware of special needs. And don't forget that backup plan!
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