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Preface to the Paperback Edition Preface
Part One. Uncovering the A.D.D. Myth
Chapter 1: America's New Learning Disease Chapter 2. A.D.D.: Now You See It, Now You Don't Chapter 3. Why A.D.D. Is a Simplistic Answer to the Problems of a Complex World Chapter 4. What's Good (and Not So Good) About the Good Pill Chapter 5. To Control or to Empower: That Is the Question!
Part Two. 50 Strategies to Improve Your Child's Behavior and Attention Span
Introduction
#1 Provide a Balanced Breakfast
#2 Consider the Feingold Diet
#3 Limit Television and Video Games
#4 Teach Self-Talk Skills
#5 Find Out What Interests Your Child
#6 Promote a Strong Physical Education Program in Your Child's School
#7 Enroll Your Child in a Martial Arts Class
#8 Discover Your Child's Personal Learning Style
#9 Use Background Music to Focus and Calm
#10 Use Color to Highlight Information
#11 Teach Your Child to Visualize
#12 Remove Allergens from the Diet
#13 Provide Opportunities for Physical Movement
#14 Enhance Your Child's Self-Esteem
#15 Find Your Child's Best Times of Alertness
#16 Give Instructions in Attention-Grabbing Ways
#17 Provide a Variety of Stimulating Learning Activities
#18 Consider Biofeedback Training
#19 Activate Positive Career Aspirations
#20 Teach Your Child Physical-Relaxation Techniques
#21 Use Incidental Teaching to Teach
#22 Support Full Inclusion of Your Child in a Regular Classroom
#23 Provide Positive Role Models
#24 Consider Alternative Schooling Options
#25 Channel Creative Energy into the Arts
#26 Provide Hands-On Activities
#27 Spend Positive Times Together
#28 Provide Appropriate Spaces for Learning
#29 Consider Individual Psychotherapy
#30 Use Touch to Soothe and Calm
#31 Help Your Child with Organizational Skills
#32 Help Your Child Appreciate the Value of Personal Effort
#33 Take Care of Yourself
#34 Teach Your Child Focusing Techniques
#35 Provide Immediate Feedback
#36 Provide Your Child with Access to a Computer
#37 Consider Family Therapy
#38 Teach Problem-Solving Skills
#39 Offer Your Child Real-Life Tasks to Do
#40 Use "Time Out" in a Positive Way
#41 Help Your Child Develop Social Skills
#42 Contract with Your Child
#43 Use Effective Communication Skills
#44 Give Your Child Choices
#45 Discover and Treat the Four Types of Misbehavior
#46 Establish Consistent Rules, Routines, and Transitions
#47 Hold Family Meetings
#48 Have Your Child Teach a Younger Child
#49 Use Natural and Logical Consequences
#50 Hold a Positive Image of Your Child Notes Index
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From the book
~We don't let kids be kids anymore.
~We don't let boys be boys anymore.
~We disempower our kids at school.
~We pass our stresses on to our kids.
~We let our kids consume too much junk media.
~We focus too much on our kids' disabilities and not enough on their abilities.
~Too many people have a vested economic interest in seeing the epidemic continue.
~Before a child is diagnosed with intermittent explosive disorder, psychotic disorder or attention deficit disorder we should first learn of any traumas the child has experienced.
~Parents and guardians can be children worse enemies.
The Myth of the ADHD Child is a great guide in helping not only parents and caregivers and guardians of children diagnosed with ADHD but to those of us standing on the outside looking in, in helping to understand the children rather than judging them. We learn how to help the children to grow up healthy and that drugs are not always the answer. The strategies suggested were not only helpful but on-point.
The Myth of the ADHD Child is an essential and a must read.
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