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Attention Magazine December 2007
ADHD Safe Driving Program: A Graduate License Plan
Mark Katz, PhD
Good news for teens with ADHD wanting to improve their driving skills and also reduce their risk of car accidents and traffic violations the ADHD Safe Driving Program can help.
The Price We All Pay
Gloria Kay Vanderhorst
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is a lifelong condition . Like other chronic conditions, interventions lead to imporvements and early interventions are beneficial. Edward Hallowell, MD, a leading expert in ADHD, is a strong advocate for early identification because he recognizes the emotional damage caused by the child’s experience of frustration and failure and the pain of being labeled as “stupid” or “difficult.”
Reducing Risk: Child Abuse and Children with ADHD.
Lisa Humphreys
Child Abuse is a serious public health concern in the United States. Promoting the well-being of children and preventing maltreatment are important goals, because children who experience mistreatment can face lasting difficulties related to biological, social, emotional and cognitive functioning. Children with disabilities, such as attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, are at increase risk for abuse and neglect.
A Passionate Advocate
Karen Sampson
First lady launches inaugural CHADD support groups in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
CHADD’s Youth Golf Initiative
Laura DeShano
A golf program for children with ADHD sparks interest, self-esteem, and education about the disorder.
The Summer Camp Search: Savvy Tips for a Successful Hunt
Jar Lampard
Finding the right camp is like finding the right doctor or medication. It will take research and many discussions before you find a good fit for your child. To keep from getting overwhelmed, start early and consider the following savvy tips.
Congressional Recap
Paul J. Seifert
Several recent actions in congress impact people affected by ADHD and related disorders.
Michael’s Perfect Bar Mitzvah: One parent’s Survival Tips for Any Successful Lifecycle Celebration
Beverly Weaver
No abstract available.