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Attention Magazine February 2012
ADHD: Neither Gift nor Curse
Pamela Mercer
The audience expected a debate when Doctor Barkley met Doctor Hallowell on-stage in a historic plenary session at CHADD’s annual conference last November. What they received was much more important.
One or More Houses, No Executive Functions: ADHD and the Modern Family
Judith M. Glasser
How does ADHD impact family functioning? Can damage from chaos and conflict be prevented? How can divorced parents coordinate multiple households? A clinical psychologist offers some practical guidance for ADHD-affected families.
Parenting “Difficult” Teens
Bryan Jaffe
What can parents do when faced with defiant behavior from their children or teens with ADHD?
Survival Tips for the Spouse Who Doesn’t Have ADHD
Terry M. Dickson MD, ACG
Can you build a better marriage when your partner has ADHD, and you don’t?
Responding with Compassion
Mark Bertin MD
You can learn to pause and find your most skillful reaction when challenged by raising a child with ADHD or dealing with your own executive function deficits.
Become an Empowered Parent
Mary Durheim
CHADD’s new online advocacy training will help parents learn how to advocate for their children with ADHD in today’s world of school budget cuts and reduced services.
Parenting When the Parent Has ADHD — a chat with Patricia Quinn, MD
Patricia O. Quinn MD
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