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Getting Unstuck: The Facts on ADHD Coaching
By :
Fran Hopkins
While medication definitely improves the symptoms of ADHD for most people, what we need to do to improve our lives is to implement structure and organization in a way that works with us and for us - not against us.
David Giwerc, co-founder of the ADD Coach Academy (ADDCA)says, "ADHD coaches tell our clients that they're not broken; their brains are just wired differently."
ADHD in Adults
By :
Keith Londrie
For many years, ADHD was thought to be a child disorder, and more specifically a disorder only found in young boys. But with medical technology and research evolving, it has been found that many children with ADD do not grow out of it when they become adults.
Signs of Parkinson's Disease
By :
Mike Herman
Parkinson's disease tends to be a very frightening disease to be diagnosed with. Knowing what it is and what the symptoms are will help you to catch it in the early stages and begin treatment right away.
ADHD with Hyperactivity
By :
Keith Londrie
ADHD with Hyperactivity/Impulsivity is what most people think of when it comes to attention deficit disorder. The sufferer is restless, hyper, impulsive, disorganized, very distractible and has a lot of trouble focusing. These are the children that are bouncing off the walls from an early age, and the children that will have trouble with school and play from the start.
Age When ADHD is Diagnosed
By :
Keith Londrie
Some parents notice signs of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity in their kids before they even start school. The child may not be able to sit still for very long or pay attention to games or television. But just because a parent thinks their child shows signs of ADHD does not mean that they have the disorder.
Frequently Asked Questions About ADD
By :
Keith Londrie
ADHD is a neurobiological disorder located in the prefrontal cortex, and it is also a type of brain wiring different than the general population.
Parkinson's Disease - Things to Consider
By :
Mike Herman
Being faced with the diagnosis of Parkinson's or any other disease is a frightening, but don't allow that initially felt fear, confusion, or even denial to cloud your judgment.
ADHD in Teens
By :
Keith Londrie
Raising teens in general can be difficult, but raising an adolescent with ADHD can be quite the task. This is because teens with ADHD are less emotionally mature than their peers.
Understanding Hyperactivity Causes And Diagnoses
By :
Ray La Foy
Attention deficit disorder or ADHD, commonly known as hyperactivity, is thought of differently by child psychologists.
Salk And Stanford Teams Join Forces To Reveal Two Paths Of Neurodegeneration
By :
Dave Gosine
Scientists have speculated that the same molecular shears used to trim axon branches in injured adult axons also do so during normal developmental pruning. In a forthcoming issue of Neuron, teams at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies and Stanford University revise that notion and, in doing so, suggest how nerve function could be preserved after injury.
Alzheimer's Disease - A Brain Disorder
By :
Kevin Pederson
Alzheimer's disease is one of the commonest problems faced by old people. This disease slowly and gradually takes over your mind to leave you as blank as a clean slate.
How To Recognize the Symptoms of ADHD
By :
Keith Londrie
An ADHD diagnosis is not formal until formal tests have been given by a licensed psychologist or other mental health professional. Unfortunately, these days school teachers are the ones making the diagnosis when they usually have no qualifications to be able to do so.
Caring for a Child with ADHD - What do Parents Need to Know
By :
Keith Londrie
It can be extremely difficult for the entire family to raise a child with ADHD. But learning specific parenting skills in relation to ADHD is extremely important for the health of the child as well as the relationship between child and parent. One thing that would be really useful for parents is to join a support group that is both educational and socially supportive.
Counseling and ADHD
By :
Keith Londrie
When it comes to counseling and ADHD, anything is better than nothing. Some courses of treatment will most likely be more helpful than others, but talking about one's problems will help ease the feelings of being alone that ADDers tend to have.
Alzheimer’s Disease: What Every Family Needs to Know
By :
Douglas Hardwick
Alzheimer’s disease touches the lives of millions of Americans. Today, some 4.5 million Americans suffer from Alzheimer’s, and 1 in 10 families have a loved one afflicted with it. With no cure in sight, it is important for families to arm themselves with information about this devastating disease.
ADHD Combined Type Disorder
By :
Keith Londrie
This type of ADHD has six or more symptoms listed in the DSM-IV for Psychiatric disorders in both hyperactivity and inattention. This is the most severe type of ADHD, and it is the most difficult to treat. You will need to spend alot of extra time with your child if he/she has this type of ADHD.
Myths Surrounding ADHD
By :
Keith Londrie
There are many myths that surround Attention Deficit Disorder, and sadly they are believed by many unsuspecting people who know nothing about the disorder. A lot of these myths have developed from years and years of medical professionals diagnosing only young boys and no one else.
What is ADHD
By :
Keith Londrie
ADHD is a neurobiological disorder located in the prefrontal cortex, and it is also a type of brain wiring different than the general population. It can be considered a disorder and a gift, and it affects all areas of functioning to a degree. But the main area of life it will affect is your executive function, or the area of the brain that organizes, plans and executes goals.
Alzheimer's and Parkinson's Disease - Is There A Link?
By :
Jonty Smith
Article discussing the possibility of a connection between Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, based on recent scientific findings.
Teaching Reading to Children with ASD. What's The Best Way?
By :
Alan Yau
In this article I share my experiences of teaching children with ASD to read using different methods.
Alzheimer's Treatment For More Happy, Normal, And Vibrant Years
By :
Warren Newson
Alzheimer's disease is a frightening and debilitating disease with no known medical cure at this stage, but that doesn't mean there is nothing you can do. There are a whole range of steps you can take right now to give yourself the best chance of all your years being quality years.
Help For Alzheimers
By :
Dan Farrell
There are some treatments available for Alzheimer's. Nothing is a cure-all yet...but there is hope.
Parkinsons Diagnosis, Just Exactly What Is The Process?
By :
Clive Jenkins
How we diagnose a patient suffering from Parkinson's Disease.
Alzheimers Help, The Support And Care For Alzheimers Patients
By :
Clive Jenkins
The help, care and support available for sufferers of alzheimers disease.
Parkinsons Disease And What It Really Means To Us
By :
Clive Jenkins
A look into how the disorder of Parkinsons's Disease takes it's toll on the body's nevous system.
Parkinsons Medicine, How We Use It To Treat Parkinsons Disease
By :
Clive Jenkins
How Parkinson's medicine is used in the treatment of Parkinsons Disease and what the benefits of it are.
Treatment for Adult Attention Deficit Disorder
By :
Hans Hasselfors
Adult attention deficit disorder, or adult ADD, can be a very frustrating condition to have.
All About Aspergers Syndrome
By :
ian Williamson
If your child has recently been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome, then you likely have more questions than answers about this little-known diagnosis.
A Look Into Alzheimers Medicine As We Know It
By :
Clive Jenkins
The diagnosis of Alzheimer's can be a tragic and frustrating time for anyone and their families, although it doesn't have to be seen as a life sentence. There are a diverse range of accessible Alzheimers medicines to improve patient's conditions in the short term, so keeping in close contact with your physician is key.
The Difficulty In Alzheimers Diagnosis
By :
Clive Jenkins
Likely indicators which would lead to an Alzheimers diagnosis are dementia as establish by means of examination, a progressing decline in movement and movement capabilities, undisturbed consciousness and the absence of brain diseases which could cause similar symptoms.
The Autistic Child - Could It Be Mercury?
By :
Jean Shaw
Could the autism pandemic be caused by mercury, the second most toxic substance on the planet?
Answers to The Most Frequently Asked Questions About ADD and ADHD
By :
Randy Zakowski
Learn about ADD and ADHD. What they are and why they are different.
What the Differences are Between ADD and ADHD
By :
Randy Zakowski
How you can tell the differences between ADD and ADHD
ADHD Without Hyperactivity
By :
Randy Zakowski
Those who suffer from hypoactivity, are the complete opposite of those who have hyperactivity. Essentially, they are under active, having little to no ability to remain active
Coping with Dementia
By :
Minh Nguyen D.D.S.
Dementia is a disorder of the nervous system that affects the ability to reason, speak, remember, and move. In some cases, this condition grows worse over time and cannot be cured.
Ocular Migraine: A Basic Understanding
By :
Sandra Kim Leong
What is ocular migraine? Find out also what is the difference between ocular migraine and classical migraine.
What is Autism?
By :
John Nowly
The following article is an excerpt from the free online course "Understanding Autism" and covers information related to what autism is.
Improve Memory and Prevent Brain Deterioration
By :
Ricardy Banks
Human memory is a truly amazing phenomenon. It is always a source of wonder that seemingly insignificant occurrences may create lasting memories for one person while other people cannot even recall details of major events in their life. There are many factors that influence this apparent disparity.
3 Ways To Help Kids With ADD/LD Memorize More Easily
By :
Jim Sarris
Memorizing for any kid can be a real pain. But when you suffer from ADD or have other learning disabilities, then the task can be monumental.
Here are 3 Ways to help kids with learning issues retain and recall more information with fewer hassles.
Do You Have RLS Or Restless Leg Syndrome And Is It Ruining Your Sleep?
By :
Mitch Endick
If you believe that you may be suffering from Restless Leg Syndrome, your smart move is to consult your physician who can help pinpoint the cause and prescribe proper treatment. This article is for your additional information only.
Interesting and Useful Facts Concerning Dementia
By :
Alex Rider
Dementia, of which Alzheimer's is a form, affects many millions of people every year. This brief article looks at a variety of useful associated facts, from how susceptible you may be to activities that can lower the incidence of dementia.
Pros and Cons of Taking Medication for Manic Depression
By :
Matt OConnor
Medication is not usually used as a first line of defense against manic depression. Often, the patient has to undergo psychotherapy before the doctor will finally decide if he or she needs to take antidepressants.
Trichothiodystrophy
By :
Robert Palmer
Trichothiodystrophy or TTD, as it is concisely mentioned, is a heterogeneous group of autosomal recessive disorders, characterized by abnormally sulfur deficient brittle hair and accompanied by ichthyosis
Migraine, Migraine, Go Away and Don't Come Back on Any Other Day
By :
Lee Dobbins
Learn about migraine headaches and how you might be able to reduce their symptoms.
Exercise Triggers for Sciatica
By :
Robert Palmer
The sciatic nerve is a bundle of nerves that passes down towards the glutes, then breaks up to various destinations in the leg where they can become painful and irritated. This is called sciatica. While well prescribed exercise can be of benefit to those with sciatica it is as important to know which exercises to avoid as which to do.
The Facts About Adrenal Complex
By :
T J Madigan
In our body, we have what we call as adrenal glands that are the main system for handling the negatives effects of stress. As such, the adrenal glands are then responsible for safeguarding the other system from the effects of every type of emotional, physical, and mental stress.
School Success Tips For Your ADHD Child
By :
Aliza Adar Levine
The type of teacher a child suffering from ADHD has can be critical to his or her success in school. Consequently, as a parent, it is crucial that you find out which teacher your child will have and check their background. The teacher you are looking for will understand the ADHD or will be willing to learn about the disorder.
Straight Talk Answers To Hard Hitting ADHD Questions
By :
Aliza Adar Levine
Here are a number of the most common questions I get asked about ADD and ADHD.
Autism, Probiotics And An Ideal World
By :
Jean Shaw
In an ideal world my son would be voicing his opinions, making decisions, going out with his friends, learning to drive, furthering his education, managing his finances and hopefully turning into a well adjusted, sociable young adult. However, this is not an ideal world.
My son has autism
Fish Oil's Powerful Abilities Against ADD or ADHD
By :
Roberto Bell
Does your child have problems concentrating or remaining on an activity? Impulsive? Then your child probably has a specific learning difficulty called Attention-deficit/ Hyperactivity Disorder.
Explanation Of The 4 Types Of Cerebral Palsy
By :
Allan Wilson
Cerebral-palsy affects approximately 800,000 children and adults in the United States.
ADHD – is fish oil better than prescription drugs?
By :
David McEvoy
Fish oil continues to receive a lot of media publicity regarding its positive effect on our mood and behaviour and has been reported as having therapeutic value for the treatment of many conditions including ADHD, but is it better than prescription drugs?
Can Memory Loss Be Linked to Aspartame
By :
Darrell Miller-1603
Some studies have shown aspartame to cause memory loss. Learn how you might reduce memory loss with diet change and vitamin supplements.
Dietary Treatments For ADHD
By :
Alvin Toh
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a psychological disorder that affects an estimated 10% of all school age children. Ritalin and Adderall are stimulants commonly prescribed by doctors to treat ADHD symptoms. The side effects of these drugs include decreased appetite, insomnia, increased anxiety, irritability, mild stomach aches or headaches. As a result, many sufferers seek alternative treatments over drug medications for ADHD.
10 Benefits of Having Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
By :
Jennifer Koretsky
There is a common misconception in the world that having Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a bad thing. Here are 10 reasons this is not so true.
Help For Children with A.D.D. & A.D.H.D.
By :
mcomo
Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are fast growing disorders in the US that currently affects 10 to 15% of all school children. This figure is expected to double in the next 5 years.
Are Side Effects of ADHD Drugs Worse Than ADHD Symptoms?
By :
Alvin Toh
Most ADHD drugs often leave a patient with bad side effects. In some circumstances, the side effects have been said to be just as bad, if not worse than the symptoms of ADHD themselves. So could this possibly be true?
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