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ADD & ADHD Resources
Our learning disability library will help you discover and learn what you need to know about the symptoms of ADD and ADHD, treatment of these learning disabilities, dietary regimens which may help curb the behavior and symptoms, and many other interesting and important facts and insights which can provide valuable steps to a healthy change in both children and adults afflicted with attention deficit disorder or hyperactivity disorder.
Multi-Media
Health Library
Articles & Webcasts on Children's Health
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About
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Here are some articles, papers and other references with helpful information
about ADD and learning disabilities/disorders. We also have an extensive
listing of books and tapes in our Book Store
section. To go to the Book Store, click HERE.
We're always looking for new items to increase the value of this library
to the community. Click HERE
to suggest items you'd like added.
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Articles,
Papers & References |
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Adults
Children
Diagnosis & Treatment
Education
Learning Disabilities
- Learning Disabilities - National
Institute of Mental Health Decade of the Brain NIH, Publication No.
93-3611, September 1993
- Learning
Disabilities - Imagine having important needs and ideas to communicate,
but being unable to express them.
- Regarding Learning Disorders
- Information for Parents
Nutrition
General & Other
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Frequently
Asked Questions |
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- Frequently Asked Questions from
the Net - Written, compiled and Copyrighted 1993 by Frank Kannemann.
- Frequently
Asked Legal Questions about Attention Deficit Disorder - some
questions commonly asked by parents when investigating the possibility
of retaining an attorney when it appears that a child is not receiving
appropriate special education services.
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Newsletters |
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- The ADD/ADHD Online Newsletter
- A Publication for helping children and adults with Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder.
- MIND MATTERS
- The Newsletter of Information and Opinion About Psychology and the
Brain, by Edward Hallowell, M.D., author of Driven To Distraction.
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