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Summer 2008

Bullied No More! How one resilient sixth-grader defeated the class bully with smarts and savvy
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Finding the Best Camps for Children with ADHD: Strategies for finding a summer program designed specifically for your child with ADD
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Neurofeedback: How to Train the Brains of ADHD Children: Can this alternative ADHD treatment help your child reduce impulsivity and increase attentiveness?
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October - November 2007

Raising Resilient Children with ADHD: How ADDitude readers help their kids cope with challenges at school and at home
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August - September 2007

10 Must-Have Conversations: To make the most of the coming school year, talk to your child, your teacher, your doctor, other parents, your family — and yourself.
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How to Raise a Superstar: Behind every successful ADDer is a tenacious, resourceful mom. Here, meet three such mothers — you may already know their children
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February - March 2007

Making Friends at Camp: Summer programs that help foster social skills in ADD / ADHD kids
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December 2006 -January 2007

Top 10 Questions About Meds...Answered!: What Every Parent Should Know
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Here's What Works For Me...: The Best Solutions for Daily Parenting Dilemnas
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Good to Go (to College): Essential Life Skills Kids Must Learn
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June - July 2006

Nothing Can Stop Us: Athletes Share Their ADD Victories
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April - May 2006

Discipline Made Easy: Get Your Child to Do the Right Thing Without Shouting
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February - March 2006

Standing Up for Your Child's Educational Rights: How to Nudge a School in the Right Direction
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December 2005 - January 2006

Get Your Life Under Control: 33 Strategies for Cleaning Up Your Act
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October - November 2005

Maybe It’s Not ADD After All: Nonverbal Learning Disorders are Frequently Mistaken for ADD
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August - September 2005

ADD at Work: Is an Inability to Focus Huring You on the Job?
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June - July 2005

Secrets of Focus: Finding the Best Way to Curb Distractibility
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Your Little Genius: Parent-Child Exercises That Build Better Behavior and Boost Self Esteem

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April - May 2005

So Many Camps, So Short a Summer: Everything You Need To Know About AD/HD Camps
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February - March 2005

You've Got Adult ADD... Now What?: How a Late Diagnosis Can Bring the Promise of a Better Life
The Truth About TV & ADD: The Scoop on Today's Most Controversial Studies
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Dyslexia Diaries: A Little Boy Who Couldn't Read Goes On to Become a Best-Selling Author
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October - November 2004

Stimulant Strategies: Five Rules for Using ADHD Medications Safely
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August - September 2004

Get Organized For School: Learn the Two Main Ingredients of Academic Organization
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June - July 2004

Six Ways to Make the Most of Summer Vacation: Strike the Right Mix of Scheduling and Spontaneity
Behavior Therapy: It Works!: How Parents Can Make a Real Difference Now!
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April - May 2004

How Routines Help Kids: How to Provide the Structure Your Child Needs
Take it Outside!: How to Make the Most of Al Fresco Workouts
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February - March 2004

I'm Not Hungry, Mom: When Medications Trigger Loss of Appetite and Weight
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