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It’s Time to Land Your Helicopter
Have you been accused of being a helicopter parent? Well, it’s time to try these things...
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How Art Therapy Tames Impulsivity, Distractibility
Art therapy uses the processes of drawing, painting, and sculpting to help children address emotional problems, develop interpersonal... Picture a happier, more confident child »
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The Case for (Working, Maturing) Gap Years
Not every teen is ready for fly the coup. Many could benefit from a few more years of... more »
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The Teens' Guide to Making Meds Work
If you are a recent or forthcoming high-school graduate, you are mature enough to begin managing your own... more »
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Birthday Parties, the Cafeteria, and Other Social Obstacles
You need not helicopter to help your child make friends — in fact, too much parental interference can... more »
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The Art of Happiness — and Self-Esteem
Art projects — like these creative suggestions — enable a child with ADHD to see her strengths in... more »
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Not Every Child Loves Gymnastics or Baseball
When it comes to extracurricular activities for kids with ADHD, quality matters much more than quantity. And trial... more »
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Back From the Brink: Two Families' Stories of Oppositional Defiant Disorder
Oppositional defiant disorder is a serious, family-straining condition often associated with violet outbursts, persistent disobedience, and school expulsions... more »
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Today's Question :
"I will have my 11-year-old grandson with me for the summer. Is there a special project we can...
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Believe in the potential greatness of your child -- and make sure he or she does, too.
Edward Hallowell, M.D.
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