October 10, 2008
by Mike Selvon
During the last forty years or so, many thousands of people have been able to receive enormous benefits from using EEG biofeedback therapy. This holistic healthcare approach is also commonly referred to as neurotherapy and has been used in the treatment of various physical, emotional and mental conditions.It has been known to effectively reduce the symptoms of ADD and ADHD, as well as chronic pain conditions. Many call biofeedback treatment a true godsend because of its effectiveness with their issues.
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October 09, 2008
by Jon Bennett
Here are a few common mistakes parents often make when disciplining children with ADD/ADHD. Disciplining always takes hard work, but if you don’t make these very common mistakes, you can avoid the much of the frustration and tantrums.
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October 08, 2008
by Garry Macdonald
If you’re an adult diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), you likely become overwhelmed when dealing with the day-to-day tasks of every-day living. This can result in feelings of ‘lack of achievement’ in terms of those things that are important in your life and conjures up frustration that you are just not coping. In turn, this causes stress which results in additional frustration . . . after all, stress is caused by those things you don’t achieve, not the things you do achieve. Your entire day is on turbo-charge as you constantly attempt to ‘catch-up’ AND this leaves you feeling disorganized, frustrated and discontent. Do you recognize any of these feelings? You’ll be pleased to know there are some valuable strategies for dealing with and overcoming these feelings of helplessness.
Here are 8 important strategies for dealing with ADD:
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October 07, 2008
by Kevin Gianni
This interview is an excerpt from Kevin Gianni’s Fountain of Youth Summit, which can be found at http://fountainofyouthworldsummit.com/. In this excerpt, Dr. Michael Breus shares on children and sleep disorders, including ADD and ADHD.
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October 06, 2008
by Carol Diefenbach
Kids these days give the impression of being overactive. The more I age, the more I observe this happening.Actually, this is so prevalent that it is a bit tough to reach a conclusion on what comprises standard activity levels and what hyperactivity is. ADHD, which stands for Attention-Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder has increased tremendously in present day children.
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October 05, 2008
by Bernie Marasco
Speed reading software helps ADD/ADHD students improve behavior and overall performance by engaging students in interactive exercises and helping them learn to focus on one task at a time.According to the American Psychiatric Association 5-8% of children and approximately 4% of adults suffer from ADHD. ADD/ADHD is defined as a physiological/behavioral disorder characterized by inattentiveness or short attention spans, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, and disorganization.
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