ADHD

<p>As a parent of a child with ADHD you can easily become overwhelmed by the information and choices facing you. In addition you are dealing with a child who is constantly demanding your attention. You don't have a lot of time to spend learning what is necessary to help your child. Following your brief consultation with the doctor you are likely to have many lingering questions. There is a need to have clear supportive up-to-date information and advice regarding ADHD. </p><p></p><p>• What are the symptoms of ADHD? </p><p>• What are the different types of ADHD? </p><p>• What conditions can co-exist with ADHD and complicate evaluation and treatment? </p><p>• How do you decide among the various treatments? </p><p>• Are there some complementary treatments not discussed during your brief office visit? </p><p>• How do I help my child control his behavior at home? </p><p>• What do I do when she gets angry? </p><p>• How do I get him to sleep? </p><p>• How do I help my child in school? </p><p>• Are there support groups and additional resources for further information about ADHD? </p><p>ADHD: A Quick and Easy Guide for the Stressed Parent of a Child with ADHD will be helpful to those who wish to function as better role models for their children and to those who need the comfort of knowing that there are solutions to the multitude of problems facing them. This book eases your access to information about ADHD with extensive use of infographics. Use the special section on meditation and yoga to ease and nourish the mind and body of both you and your child.</p>