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Attention Magazine Winter 2017-18
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Parents, Don’t Let Your Disappointment Defeat You
Rita Eichenstein
You can’t pretend your way out of your feelings, but you can come to terms with them and learn how to manage them.
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First Put on Your Own Oxygen Mask: Be a Better Parent by Caring for Yourself
Sarah Wayland PhD
Raising children with neurodevelopmental differences can be challenging. Strategies from cognitive behavioral therapy can help you cope.
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A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Video Game and Internet Use for Children with ADHD
Clifford Sussman
You can successfully navigate your loved ones through a digital world. Here’s how.
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How Do I Get My Kid to Talk TO Me Instead of AT Me or NOT At All?
Cindy Goldrich EdM, ADHD-CCSP
Our children need us to actively teach them the art of a productive conversation.
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Steps to Take Before Sending Your Student to College
Katherine McGavern
Crossing your fingers is not a strategy.
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Put Down the Stick, Pick Up a Feather: Adult ADHD & Self-Criticism
Elaine Taylor-Klaus MCC, CPCC
Years of speaking to ourselves in ways we would never speak to others are deeply ingrained.
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Do You Know ADHD?
Melissa Orlov
Correctly interpreting ADHD behaviors can change your family’s life.
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ADHD and Criminal Justice, Part One: The Punishment Mindset and School Discipline
Linda Swanson MA, PCC, PCAC
The statistics regarding prison inmates with ADHD are shocking. How did we get here? Is the tide turning?
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Are Concussion and ADHD Related?
David A. Baron
As researchers learn more about each condition, the links will become clearer and may help in the discovery of better treatments.
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