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Contents ADD: How Is It Different From ADHD? 9 ADD: The Types Of Its Manifestation In Kids 11 Attention Deficit Disorder: Getting Your Facts Right 13 Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It Really That? 15 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: What Is It? 16 6 Tips For Slowing Down The ADD Brain 17 Attention Deficit Disorder: What Is It Anyway? 19 ADD: How Does It Affect Your Child’s Schooling And Education? 21 ADD And The Gift Of Resilience 23 ADHD: How To Plan Your Child’s Treatment Successfully 25 An Introduction To Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 27 What Is It Like To Live With Attention Deficit Disorder? 29 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder The Alternative Treatments Available 31 How Is Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Diagnosed? 33 What Does A Diagnosis Of Attention Deficit Disorder Really Mean? 35 ADHD Treatment: Starting The Process 36 Herbal ADHD Treatments 37 ADHD Treatments: An Overview 38 ADHD Treatments: Medication Treatments 40 ADHD Treatments: What Happens When Medications Are Not Enough? 42 ADHD Treatments: The Diet 44 The Bad Side Of ADHD Treatments 45 ADHD Treatments With Rewards 46 Finding The Right ADHD Treatment And Doctor 47 ADHD Treatments: Is Your Child's Diet A Factor? 48 10 Advantages Of Having ADD 49 Difference Between ADD And ADHD 51 Is Attention Deficit Disorder Actually A Learning Disability? 53 ADD And Kids 54 Adult ADD: 5 Tips For Job Effectiveness 56 An Introduction To Attention Deficit Disorder 58 Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It A Disease Or Just A Phase? 60 Understanding And Treating ADHD Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It Really That? 62 Attention Deficit Disorder: Getting Your Facts Right 63 Attention Deficit Disorder: The Signs And Symptoms 65 Understanding The True Nature Of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 66 8 Essential Skills For Managing Attention Deficit Disorder 67 Planning The Daily Life For Adults With ADD 69 Understanding The Meaning Of An ADD Diagnosis: Some Facts! 70 Tips For Parents Looking After A Child With ADD: Useful And Practical 72
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Contents
ADD: How Is It Different From ADHD? ...................................................................................................... 9
ADD: The Types Of Its Manifestation In Kids......................................................................................... 11
Attention Deficit Disorder: Getting Your Facts Right............................................................................ 13
Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It Really That?.......................................................................................... 15
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: What Is It? ............................................................................ 16
6 Tips For Slowing Down The ADD Brain............................................................................................... 17
Attention Deficit Disorder: What Is It Anyway? ..................................................................................... 19
ADD: How Does It Affect Your Child’s Schooling And Education?..................................................... 21
ADD And The Gift Of Resilience .............................................................................................................. 23
ADHD: How To Plan Your Child’s Treatment Successfully .................................................................. 25
An Introduction To Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ............................................................... 27
What Is It Like To Live With Attention Deficit Disorder? ...................................................................... 29
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder The Alternative Treatments Available ................................ 31
How Is Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) Diagnosed?........................................................................... 33
What Does A Diagnosis Of Attention Deficit Disorder Really Mean?.................................................. 35
ADHD Treatment: Starting The Process ................................................................................................. 36
Herbal ADHD Treatments ......................................................................................................................... 37
ADHD Treatments: An Overview ............................................................................................................. 38
ADHD Treatments: Medication Treatments............................................................................................ 40
ADHD Treatments: What Happens When Medications Are Not Enough? .......................................... 42
ADHD Treatments: The Diet ..................................................................................................................... 44
The Bad Side Of ADHD Treatments ........................................................................................................ 45
ADHD Treatments With Rewards ............................................................................................................ 46
Finding The Right ADHD Treatment And Doctor ................................................................................... 47
ADHD Treatments: Is Your Child's Diet A Factor? ................................................................................ 48
10 Advantages Of Having ADD ................................................................................................................ 49
Difference Between ADD And ADHD ...................................................................................................... 51
Is Attention Deficit Disorder Actually A Learning Disability? .............................................................. 53
ADD And Kids............................................................................................................................................ 54
Adult ADD: 5 Tips For Job Effectiveness ............................................................................................... 56
An Introduction To Attention Deficit Disorder ....................................................................................... 58
Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It A Disease Or Just A Phase?............................................................... 60
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
Attention Deficit Disorder: Is It Really That?.......................................................................................... 62
Attention Deficit Disorder: Getting Your Facts Right............................................................................ 63
Attention Deficit Disorder: The Signs And Symptoms ......................................................................... 65
Understanding The True Nature Of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder .................................... 66
8 Essential Skills For Managing Attention Deficit Disorder ................................................................. 67
Planning The Daily Life For Adults With ADD........................................................................................ 69
Understanding The Meaning Of An ADD Diagnosis: Some Facts! ...................................................... 70
Tips For Parents Looking After A Child With ADD: Useful And Practical .......................................... 72
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
ADD: How Is It Different From ADHD?
Attention Deficit Disorder or ADD is a very complicated, and time and again misinterpreted,
disorder. Its beginning is physiological, but it can have a multitude of consequences that come alongside with it. That apart, what is the differentiation between ADHD and ADD? ADHD is the abbreviated form of Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, its major indications being noticeable hyperactivity and impulsivity. These are the indications that are noticeable to the purposeful onlooker. ADD stands for Attention Deficit Disorder with the major indications being lack of concentration. Now a lot of other things can come alongside with both of these subtypes of
ADHD, but those are the distinctive characteristics of both.
For several years, the usual picture of Attention Deficit Disorder has been the little boy that is bouncing off the walls and making his teachers and parents go mad. ADHD is beyond a doubt
the more identifiable of the two subtypes since it is so much more noticeable than ADD. Since hyperactivity causes a lot more disruption and problems for classrooms, it gets the most notice and will be picked up on a lot quicker. Unluckily, even if ADD is less visible, the consequences of the disorder can just as negative.
With negligent attention deficit disorder, or ADD, the person enduring it will give the impression of being spacey and disordered. More often, victims with this type will be gazing out of the window during classes and will seem as if they are never somewhat there. It is much more tricky to make a diagnosis and a lot of people with this form of ADD go years without even knowing
they have it. But the consequences of the drifting mind can be just as disparaging.
For a long time, it was considered that only boys suffered from ADHD. However, this figment
has been busted of late. It is now acknowledged that both girls and boys can suffer from
attention deficit disorder, and many do not get out of it in middle age. One disparity that has been noticed is that girls are inclined to have the inattentive version of ADD, and many times it is wrongly diagnosed as depression. Since inattentive ADD does not create noticeable troubles and disruptions to the nearby surroundings, a lot of them endure in silence for years before they discover the real reason of their plight.
With both ADHD and ADD, making a diagnosis early on is very essential. Even though troubles
with schools are the most apparent indications, some victims do not have major problems with
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
getting school work completed. Keep track of your children, not just academically, but generally and psychologically as well. Do they have problem with other children? Does it appear as if they have difficulty putting in order or are extremely disordered? Do they have difficulty sitting motionless for a period of time? Are they extremely silent or extremely chatty? Now any of these indications do not in particular denote ADD or ADHD, but they do point to asking for outside help from a therapist or a counselor.
Your child's psychological well being is just as vital as their physical well being and how they do in school. Confirm it out if you sense like something is off. If left for years not diagnosed, ADD
can create a lot of other resulting troubles that can take a long time to get rid off and can be arrested.
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
ADD: The Types Of Its Manifestation In Kids
Attention Deficit Disorder can take several forms in children. It is not difficult to track the child with ADD who is very chaotic. Boys generally come into this category. But then there are some types of ADD which go undiagnosed because their effects in children are less outwardly
evident. This happens mainly in case of girls.
There are many girls who are called “tomboys”. They frequently exhibit some of the important features off ADD, like being more involved in physical activities, but not as reckless as the boys themselves. As a result teachers and parents jump to the conclusion that the child has no
interest in academics and is basically not organized, but the possibility of ADD is seldom
considered.
Besides the “tomboy” types, the “chatty” girls could also be suffering from ADD, but remaining undiagnosed. This is a fusion of over-activity and inattentiveness, and is usually touted as socially extrovert. These girls are extremely talkative than being physically active and cannot stop talking even if they are strictly warned. They also cannot tell stories comprehensively and will stray from their thoughts because of ADD.
Those whom we call as “daydreamers” could also be suffering from ADD. They do not draw any
attention to themselves and are very quite in nature. However, their too much being into
themselves and not giving any attention to the class is another form of ADD, contrary to the
“chatty” girls. They may show anxiety and depression when given school projects, but cannot
finish the projects because of their lack of staying power. This generally goes undiagnosed
because the child is thought to be lazy and, parents and teachers fail to identify the disorder in time.
What is fascinating is that many girls with ADD have quite a high rate of IQ and could be called
“gifted”. When a child has a high IQ there are no problems in school work, but their lack
loopholes get reflected as they mature into adults. Keep in mind that ADD is not a learning
disorder, and patients do not inevitably are poor performers in school. Till high school they can be quite well off, but with mounting pressure and assignments symptoms may become more
and more evident.
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
When undiagnosed, Attention Deficit Disorder may cause a lot of harm to an individual. Children will be called unorganized, lacking intelligence and lazy, when in truth, they might be silent sufferers of ADD. They will have very low esteem of themselves, and believe themselves to be quitters or stupid because of their problems. It is crucial that the problem is identifies and treated before it becomes too late and any long-term damage is done.
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Understanding And Treating ADHD
Attention Deficit Disorder: Getting Your Facts Right
