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A great new magazine!
ADDitude - The
happy, healthy Lifestyle Magazine for People With ADD PO Box 2687 Houston,
TX 77252-9693 www.additudemag.com 800-856-2032
Excellent article on "Invisible
Disabilities"
Hope Langners has written an excellent article
on invisible disabilities in the July/August issue of Addvnace magazine. Its
wonderful. Contact Hope at Hopina@aol.com or call Addvance magazine
888-2388588
Time Magazine
The February 12, 2001
issue includes the article: Ritalin: Mom's Little Helper on page 73. Link
to Article
Parent Articles About ADHD
a book
containing short articles by experts in the field of children with ADHD.
Sari writes about "Girls With Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder."
She discusses the special difficulties girls encounter and gives 5
reminder questions parents can ask themselves to help establish a
healthier relationship with their daughters and to encourage them to grow
into women who see themselves as valuable, unique and competent
adults.
> You can obtain this book by calling Communication Skill
Builders at 800-228-0752
Coaching College Students with AD/HD: Issues and
Answers
Coaching College Students with AD/HD provides both
the rational and the tools to help college students deal with the issues
that cause them so much frustration and result in underachievement.
College students with AD/HD are negatively affected by serious
difficulties in time and task management. Coaching provides structure,
helps with self-observation, and assists students in staying focused on
their academic goals. Coaching College Students with AD/HD is designed to
help students take action. Written in an Issue/Answer format this book
makes it easy to address the needs of clients. The authors' professional
expertise and perspective on working with college students is what makes
this book a unique and valuable contribution.
About the Authors: Nancy
Ratey, Ed. M., MCC, one of the founders of the ADD coaching field with
expertise in the field of higher education and training coaches, Theresa
Laurie Maitland, Ph.D., an LD service provider from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who was instrumental in adapting a coaching
model for that program, and Patricia O. Quinn, M.D., a leading expert on
AD/HD and its impact on college students have written a very readable and
informative text that should be a "classic" for years to come.