Guest guest Posted September 27, 2006 Report Share Posted September 27, 2006 Recent issue on Parenting in Moms with ADHD/Free Treatment Monitoring Tool Note: Attention Research Update is sent to over 35,000 subscribers interested in keeping informed about new research on ADHD. It is only sent to people who have signed up to receive it. Information on changing your address, confirming your subscription, or unsubscribing can be found at the end of this message. Links below should be " clickable " - if they are not, just cut and paste the link into the window of your web browser. Information presented in Attention Research Update is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Support from sponsors enables me to maintain Attention Research Update as a free resource. However, sponsorship of Attention Research Update does not constitute a specific endorsement of any company's product or service. ================================================================================\ ================ Dear Subscriber, I hope that you are doing well. Below is information on several items that may be of interest to you. These include the following: - Recent issue of Attention Research Update now on the web - Parenting in Moms with ADHD - Newsletter Sponsors - NeuroTek and Shire US, Inc. - Aspen Education Group - Specialized programs for children and teens with ADHD - ADHD Treatment Monitoring tool - A system for tracking your child's progress - National Resource Center for ADHD - An Outstanding Resource Please forward this message to others you know who may be interested. If this has been forwarded to you, and you would like to receive Attention Research Update regularly, you can subscribe for free at www.helpforadd.com. Sincerely, Rabiner, Ph.D. Senior Research Scientist Duke University Durham, NC 27708 ================================================================================\ ======== ** Recent Issue Posted - Parenting in Moms with ADHD ** If you missed the recent issue of Attention Research Update, it is now available on the web. a recently published study on how ADHD may impact the parenting behavior of mothers. Surprisingly, the relationship between ADHD and parenting behavior has been infrequently studied, and the investigation summarized below represents the most extensive examination to date of this important issue. As you will read, mothers with ADHD were found to struggle in several very important aspects of parenting. As I note at the end of my review, however, it is essential not to interpret these results as indicating that parents with ADHD cannot be effective and supportive parents - that would be a highly erroneous and unfortunate conclusion to draw. Instead, the value of this work is that identifying areas where parents with ADHD may have difficulty can contribute to the development of interventions to address these difficulties, and also highlight the importance of considering parental ADHD when treating children and adolescents with the disorder.If you have not already reviewed it, I believe you will find this to be a very interesting article. You can find the article at www.helpforadd.com/2006/september.htm You can also access all back issues of Attention Research Update at www.helpforadd.com/archives.htm. All back issues are archived by year with a contents page for each year. This allows you to scroll through and locate studies you may have missed that would be of particular interest to you. ================================================================================\ ======== ** Newsletter Supporters - NeuroTek and Shire US Inc. ** Support for this issue of Attention Research Update was provided by NeuroTek and Shire US Inc. NEUROTEK: The feedback training system for children with complex problems. Children with complex issues frequently need more than one approach. The Peak Achievement Trainer combines three NeuroVideoFeedback tools in one, enhancing the Three Fundamental Dimensions of Mental Processing. With the Peak Achievement Trainer, children can learn to focus better, to increase their arousal level and decrease hyperactivity, and to enhance their awareness and learning. Find out more about training the three fundamental dimensions of mental processing, while entertaining children with the DVD of their choice, by visiting the NeuroTeK web site. Shire has developed an excellent education site at www.adhdsupport.com where you will find a wide range of educational information and support resources, including a Free ADHD took kit. There are a number of educational resources on this site that I believe you will find to be helpful including information on the educational rights of children with ADHD, coping with ADHD in college, and classroom accomodations for children with ADHD. You can access these resources by visiting www.adhdsupport.com ================================================================================\ ========= ** Thanks to Aspen Education Group for Supporting Distribution of the ADHD Monitoring System ** I'd like to acknowledge Aspen Education Group for supporting my efforts to distribute a free treatment monitoring tool - the ADHD Monitoring System, available at - to assist parents and professionals in tracking the progress of children with ADHD. Careful, ongoing treatment monitoring is extremely important for promoting the success of children with ADHD, and the ADHD Monitoring System will help you to accomplish this task. You can request your copy at www.helpforadd.com/monitoring.htm Aspen Education Group will help you find the right therapeutic and academic setting for your child struggling with ADHD. Our network of over 30 programs in 12 states provide enlightened, innovative approaches to help young people struggling with behavioral and academic challenges. We succeed where others fail, because we know young people - we've been helping youth and families for over two decades. Aspen offers programs that can help young people at whatever stage they might be - from early intervention programs to more structured residential schools. To learn about ADHD speciality programs programs offered by Aspen, please visit www.aspeneducation.com ================================================================================\ ======== ** The National Resource Center on AD/HD ** The National Resource Center on AD/HD provides science-based information on AD/HD. Services include a resource center staffed by highly trained information specialists, a Website with information and resources on AD/HD, and a library open to the public. Contact the NRC at or visit their web site at www.help4adhd.org You can get answers to your specific questions about ADHD either on line or over the phone. The NRC is operated by CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) and funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. ================================================================================\ ======== ** NEW ISSUE OF ATTENTION RESEARCH UPDATE ** The new issue of Attention Research Update should be sent to you on or about October 17th. Best wishes until then. ================================================================================\ ======== To change your email address, confirm your subscription, or unsubscribe just click on the appropriate link below. If you have not already done so, confirming your subscription will help ensure that the newsletter continues to reach you, and is not blocked by spam filters your email provder may set up. Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Confirm | Forward Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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