Information & Resources for Parents of Children and Teens with ADHD / ADD

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"ADHD - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder - is one of the most common mental disorders among children. It affects 3-5% of all children, perhaps as many as 2 million American children." from National Institute of Mental Health, NIH publication No. 96-3572.

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Information on medications prescribed for children and/or adults with ADHD. Please note that some of these sites may be produced by pharmaceutical companies.  Categories Adderall Concerns About ADHD Medications Concerta Ritalin Strattera  Links Sort Order Alphabetical A > Z Alphabetical Z > A Votes - > + Votes + > - Reviews - > + Reviews + > - Rating + > - Rating - > + Age New > Old Age Old > New ADHD and ADD treatment  ADHD and ADD treatment possibilities for adult and childs, medication, psychosocial and alternative treatment, possitive aspects of ADHD, neurofeedback therapy to treat ADHD. pasword:teacher Report Error   adhdparents.com  Web site for new book on adhd medications Report Error   For Kids: ADHD Medications  This KidsHealth.com section is written especially for children.  The page on ADHD medications gives a brief summary of ADHD and the effect that ADHD drugs have on the human body, all in language and terminology that is easy for kids to understand. Report Error   LD OnLine.org   LD OnLine seeks to help children and adults reach their full potential by providing accurate and up-to-date information and advice about learning disabilities and ADHD. Report Error   Neurology Channel on ADHD Medications  Includes a list and description of the most commonly prescribed medications. Report Error   Retrain the Brain   Retrain the brain is an innovative program that combined handwriting movement exercises with therapeutic music. This powerful solution provides essential regulated stimulation that influences the entire brain. All students benefit, especially those with ADHD/ADD and learning disabilities. This safe alternative treatment  develops self-control and the attention span without Ritalin or Adderall. Report Error

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