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About This Book
What does it mean to have ADHD? How can kids diagnosed with ADHD help themselves succeed in school, get along better at home, and form healthy, enjoyable relationships with peers?
In kid-friendly language and a format that welcomes reluctant and easily distracted readers, The Survival Guide for Kids with ADHD, helps kids know they’re not alone and offers practical strategies for taking care of oneself, modifying behavior, enjoying school, having fun, and dealing (when needed) with doctors, counselors, and medication. Includes real-life scenarios, quizzes, and a special message for parents.
Topics : Books for parents
Table Of Content
A Note About the Labels
INTRODUCTION
How This Book Can Help You
How to Use This Book
You Can Succeed with ADHD
The Six Great Gripes of Kids with ADHD
CHAPTER l: WHAT is ADHD?
What Does ADHD Mean?
The Three Types of ADHD
Why Do Some Kids Have ADHD?
What ADIID Does NOT Mean
CHAPTER 2: MAKE EACH DAY GO BETTER
Think on the Bright Side
Fly Your Decision-Making KITE
LEAP Over Your Mistakes
CHAPTER 3: GETTING HELP FOR ADHD
Getting Diagnosed with ADHD
After You Have Been Diagnosed with ADHD
The Lowdown on Medicine
Signs That Tell You Medicine Is Working
Side Effects of Medicine
CHAPTER 4: EATING TRE RIGHT
Five Nutrients That Can Help You Manage ADHD.
Four Foods to Watch For
Helping Plan Your Menu
Grocery Shopping and Preparing Your Food
CHAPTER 5: LIVE THE HOME GROAT
Connect with Parents and Family Adults
Get Along with Brothers and Sisters
Tough Stuff in Families
Have Fun Together
CHAPTER 6: six WAYS TO SUCCEED AT SCHOOL
1. A Great IDEA at School
2. Work with Teachers and Counselors
3. Move in A-Okay Ways
4. Focus on the Right Things
5. Stay Organized
6. Study Smart
CHAPTER 7: SEVEN WAYS TO MAKE AND KEEP FRIENDS
1. Feel Good About Yourself
2. Use Polite and Kind Words
3. Listen and Show You Care
4. Take Turns and Share
5. Try New Activities
6. Offer to Help Others
7. Solve Conflicts Peacefully
CHAPTER 8: EIGHT WAYS TO DEAL
WITH STROÅG FEELIÅGS
1. Use Your Own Traffic Light
2. Take Care of Yourself
3. Get Your Move On
4. Use Breathing and Muscle Relaxation Exercises
5. Get Creative
6. Hang Out with a Friend
7. Talk with an Adult
8. Work on ADHD Challenges
Glossary
A Note to Parents, Teachers, and Counselors
Index
About the Author
About the Authors
Jone F. Taylor, Ph. D.:
John F. Taylor, Ph.D., works with kids and families affected by ADHD. In over 30 years as a psychologist in private practice, John has helped thousands of kids manage ADHD to get along better with others and succeed in school. He is the author of many books, articles, and other resources on ADHD, including Helping Your ADD Child and From Defiance to Cooperation.
John also is the founder and president of ADD Plus, a company that offers resources and workshops to parents, educators, and other professionals. He is a frequent speaker at national and regional conferences on the topics of ADHD, mental health, and education. To learn more about speaking opportunities and additional materials by John, visit his website at www.add-plus.com.
- Author: Thomas Armstrong, Ph.D.
- Publisher: Educational Book House
- Publish Year: 2017
- Size: 17*24cm
- Pages number: 136
