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Psychosocial Treatment

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Psychosocial Treatment for Children and Adolescents with AD/HD* Psychosocial treatment is a critical part of treatment for attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD) in children and adolescents. The scientific literature, the National Institute of Mental Health, and many professional organizations agree that behaviorally oriented psychosocial treatments—also called behavior therapy or behavior modification—and stimulant medication have a solid base…

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Managing Children

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Approaches in the management of general behavioural problems in children with an attention deficit disorder (ADD) Afrikaans version download [wpdm_file id=5] 1. It is important to remember that all children have strong and weaker points. They do not inherit only our best characteristics and it is important for parents to accept their child as a…

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The End of Chiropractic

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An article written by 3 chiropractors and a PhD in physical education and published on December 2, 2009 in the journal Chiropractic and Osteopathy may have sounded the death knell for chiropractic. The chiropractic subluxation is the essential basis of chiropractic theory. A true subluxation is a partial dislocation: chiropractors originally believed bones were actually out…

“It Always Takes More Than ‘Just Two Minutes'”
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“It Always Takes More Than ‘Just Two Minutes'”

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🕑⏳ “It Always Takes More Than ‘Just Two Minutes'” – Discover the Secret to #TimeManagement with ADHD! 🧠✨

Are you caught in a relentless race against the clock? 🏃‍♂️💨 Find out how to beat the tick-tock with our life-changing tips. It’s time to turn the tables on ADHD and make punctuality your new superpower! 💥

Don’t let ADHD keep you in the slow lane. Learn how to outsmart the clock and reclaim your relationships and peace of mind. 🙌💚

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10 Reasons why your child cannot concentrate with school work ( that aren’t ADHD).

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10 REASONS YOUR CHILD CAN’T CONCENTRATE IN SCHOOL (THAT AREN’T ADD) Many children have trouble paying attention in class at some point in their academic career. When this happens, especially with young students, it leaves parents wondering why their child can’t focus—and whether he or she could have a learning difficulty. It’s important to know…