An estimated 300,000 Hispanic children have been diagnosed with ADHD. In an effort to offer some help to the families of these children, the National Alliance for Hispanic Health has released an ADHD booklet written in both Spanish and English.

"'Educational Rights for Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Primer for Parents,' was developed by the alliance and the National Resource Center on AD/HD."

People wishing to obtain copies of the brochure can call the Alliance or download a copy from their website. Read more at ChicagoTribune.com.

Outdoor therapy can often help kids with ADHD. Learn more about outdoor education programs and how they differ from Boot Camps at BootCampsInfo.com.

Labels: spanish, hispanic, bilingual

Posted By: Aspen Education Group