Tip #4 - ADHD/ADD Handbook

  1. Introduction
  2. What is ADHD/ADD?
  3. Causes of ADHD/ADD
  4. Misconception about children with ADHD/ADD
  5. Do children outgrow ADHD/ADD?
  6. What can be done to help children with ADHD/ADD?
  7. Strengths of adhd children
  8. What parents can do?
  9. What teachers can do?
  10. How people with ADHD/ADD cope: success stories
  11. Career for people with ADHD/ADD

By Lee Swee Huat

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. This handbook on ADHD/ADD is a compilation from many ADHD / ADD books, articles from internet and stories shared by parents.

1.2. This handbook is meant to provide an overview of ADHD/ADD for:

  1. Parents with ADHD/ADD child(ren)
  2. Teachers of ADHD/ADD children
  3. Anyone who have to deal with a ADHD/ADD person

1.3. This handbook is intentionally kept brief to make easy reading for people (especially for teachers and parents who are new to the ADHD/ADD problem). The drawback is that some explanations may be too brief for the reader to understand the exact message to be communicated.

1.4. Where there are repetitions on the tips provided, just take them as tips that are more often mentioned in different sources:

  1. Such tips should work fairly well or they will not appear in other sources
  2. Also, such repetition will help you remember the more useful points/tips that you may want to take note of.

1.5. The points summarised here may not be exactly the same as the original points from the various sources as these points are summarised using the experience and interpretation of the author.

1.6. The following are the key sources of various information presented in this handbook (list may not be complete):

  1. Book: ADD Success Stories
  2. Book: The Myth of the ADD Child
  3. Book: How To Talk So Kids Will Listen
  4. Book: Beyond ADD
  5. Book: Beyond Ritalin
  6. Book: Quantum Learning
  7. Book: Brain Gym Exercises (can't remember exact title)
  8. Book/Presentation: The Heart Of Parenting
  9. Web-sites:
    www.ldonline.com - Learning Disability Online
    www.chadd.com - CHildren and adult with ADD
    www.addexpert.com - For ADHD/ADD newsletter
    www.add.org - ADD Association
  10. Stories shared by other parents with ADHD/ADD child(ren), etc.

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