Coping With Attention Defecit Hyperactivity Disorder

March 3, 2010 - PRLog -- As recently as twenty years ago, the term Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder was virtually unheard of.  It’s not that the malady wasn’t around; it’s just that the label hadn’t been coined back then.

In the past decade, the amount of ADHD cases diagnosed have skyrocketed.  It seems like every single classroom has at least one child on medication for ADHD.  Adults are even being diagnosed with Adult ADHD.

ADHD has gone from an obscure medical footnote to a household term in record time.  Unfortunately, this disorder is largely misunderstood, yet it is the most prevalent chronic health condition among school age children.

Even though the disorder is constantly in the forefront of health and educational issues, a true understanding of what ADHD is and how to treat it fails to sink in with the average person.

The good news is that there are many coping strategies out there to help you deal with an ADHD child.  Medication helps, but you must modify other things such as environment, schedule, and attitude in order to effectively deal with ADHD.

This book examines more closely these coping strategies, giving you advice on how to maintain peace in your family and suggestions you can make to allow your child to help themselves.

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"Coping With ADHD" is available for the incredible price of just $17. What's more, there is a money-back guarantee, so if the book has not been effective or failed to meet your expectations, the company would refund your payment.

With the amount of information available on the internet, some useful, some not so, save valuable time and effort by downloading this very informative guide to coping with this disorder.

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