Guest guest Posted July 17, 2010 Report Share Posted July 17, 2010 It can be so confusing trying to figure out a DX. You may even get different opinions from different doctors, but for sure she has a set of emotional control, impulse control, executive control deficits and perhaps learning issues, and perhaps social impairment making life difficult. My daughter has primarily AS but she also has learning issues, attentional issues, anxiety, sleep issues and impulse control issues. It is a mix of issues. A neuropsychological test will help a lot to figure out her cognitive profile. This helps a lot. Child psychiatrist may try to treat her with a antidepressamt (unless her parents have Bipolar) to see if this calms her some. If at a low dose there is any increase in agitiation you would stop this medication. This could help her overall be easier to get along with. If the doctor suspects Bipolar they will want to treat that first and foremost with a mood stabizer. Stimulants sometimes increase anxiety, anger and agitiation. In a pure ADHD kid they often help the child stay focused better at school. Some AS kids use them and they help. Behavior therapy will help tremendously but not if her emotions are way out of control. Then the emotional issue needs to be treated. Yale Parent and Child Conduct Clinic has a parent training class for kids that are oppositional defiant. If it doesn't help at all you know you need medication. Hope this helps, Pam > > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2010 Report Share Posted July 18, 2010 Hey ya, no it's not night terrors, my son suffered with this and they were awful. They wake up screaming and you can't wake them up, you have to slap them. No, she is still asleep but talks or yells all night. Like 'go away' 'no' etc. KelI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 17/07/2010, at 10:07 AM, Christiansen <cathychristiansen84@...> wrote: does she have night terrors? I have heard this is a real condition that some children suffer from. I would research more on that if I were you.From: Mayne <jazjamloch >Subject: ( ) ADHD" " < >Date: Friday, July 16, 2010, 5:32 PM Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. Thanks guys you are awesome. Kel I will keep climbing the mountain. Sent from Kel's iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2010 Report Share Posted July 18, 2010 Thankyou. That's a very intersting point. Her aunty has bipolar pretty bad. Will look at this as well. KelI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 17/07/2010, at 12:36 PM, Baer <amandabaer76@...> wrote: Actually, you may wanna look up bipolar - possibility. They have the same symptoms and her 'volcano' like personality might be an early sign. Check both sides of the family history history going back to your parents and your wife's parents. IF there is any history within the family, she may be a candidate. Treating someone with bipolar with ADHD meds exacerbates the problems rather than helping..... good luck. I'm here anytime From: Mayne <jazjamloch >" " < >Sent: Fri, July 16, 2010 7:32:38 PMSubject: ( ) ADHD Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers.I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD.I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair!From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me.Thanks guys you are awesome.KelI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2010 Report Share Posted July 18, 2010 Hi, thankyou.She has had her bloods taken because after she heart surgery she was very low, tired and lethargic but everything was ok there. Sorry, what is Lymme disease?Kel I will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 17/07/2010, at 10:03 PM, "Robyn Iuliano" <hamptonroadsaspergers@...> wrote: Have you had all her vitamin levels checked? Also check for Lyme Disease. From: Mayne <jazjamloch >" " < >Sent: Fri, July 16, 2010 7:32:38 PMSubject: ( ) ADHD Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers.I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD.I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair!From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me.Thanks guys you are awesome.KelI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2010 Report Share Posted July 18, 2010 Thankyou so much for replying.It's been interesting reading different viewpoints. Just that we are in oz so not sure if we have as great facilities as you guys do. I feel for her though because she doesn't seem to be able to control it. She is really beautiful some of the time but other times grrr! I will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 18/07/2010, at 6:45 AM, "Pamela" <susanonderko@...> wrote: It can be so confusing trying to figure out a DX. You may even get different opinions from different doctors, but for sure she has a set of emotional control, impulse control, executive control deficits and perhaps learning issues, and perhaps social impairment making life difficult. My daughter has primarily AS but she also has learning issues, attentional issues, anxiety, sleep issues and impulse control issues. It is a mix of issues. A neuropsychological test will help a lot to figure out her cognitive profile. This helps a lot. Child psychiatrist may try to treat her with a antidepressamt (unless her parents have Bipolar) to see if this calms her some. If at a low dose there is any increase in agitiation you would stop this medication. This could help her overall be easier to get along with. If the doctor suspects Bipolar they will want to treat that first and foremost with a mood stabizer. Stimulants sometimes increase anxiety, anger and agitiation. In a pure ADHD kid they often help the child stay focused better at school. Some AS kids use them and they help. Behavior therapy will help tremendously but not if her emotions are way out of control. Then the emotional issue needs to be treated. Yale Parent and Child Conduct Clinic has a parent training class for kids that are oppositional defiant. If it doesn't help at all you know you need medication. Hope this helps, Pam > > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 18, 2010 Report Share Posted July 18, 2010 Oh that is intersting though. She does have sensitive skin and a sensitive stomach ( as soon as she gets the mildest temp, she is vomiting)ThankyouI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 18/07/2010, at 11:37 PM, McCullough <lpmfdm@...> wrote: Hi Kel, As a person with red-tinged haired myself, I had to giggle at that comment about your daughter. Wow, it sounds like you're dealing with a lot. I don't have any grand suggestions for you, but did want to state that some (but of course not all) of us redheads do come with sensitive skin, sensitive eyes, sensitive ears, sensitive tummies, and sensitive nerves! So, that's probably not helping. -- ------------------- Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers.I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD.I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair!From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me.Thanks guys you are awesome.KelI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2010 Report Share Posted July 19, 2010 It wouldn't surprise me if she has food sensitivities. Your comment about the fever - I discovered that my son always gets fever and vomiting with dairy casein - I believe the fever is from inflammation. Some foods chemicals (natural and artificial) can give rise to awful behaviour too - might be worth investigating - can keep food diary (not some foods may take 24h or more to cause a reaction) Miranda > > Hi Kel, > As a person with red-tinged haired myself, I had to giggle at that comment about your daughter. Wow, it sounds like you're dealing with a lot. I don't have any grand suggestions for you, but did want to state that some (but of course not all) of us redheads do come with sensitive skin, sensitive eyes, sensitive ears, sensitive tummies, and sensitive nerves! So, that's probably not helping. > -- > > ------------------- > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 19, 2010 Report Share Posted July 19, 2010 Oh thankyou.People have said that. Only problem is she such a fussy eater I would not know what to feed her but will try a food diary. ThankyouI will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 19/07/2010, at 6:46 PM, "baileybear64" <baileybear64@...> wrote: It wouldn't surprise me if she has food sensitivities. Your comment about the fever - I discovered that my son always gets fever and vomiting with dairy casein - I believe the fever is from inflammation. Some foods chemicals (natural and artificial) can give rise to awful behaviour too - might be worth investigating - can keep food diary (not some foods may take 24h or more to cause a reaction) Miranda > > Hi Kel, > As a person with red-tinged haired myself, I had to giggle at that comment about your daughter. Wow, it sounds like you're dealing with a lot. I don't have any grand suggestions for you, but did want to state that some (but of course not all) of us redheads do come with sensitive skin, sensitive eyes, sensitive ears, sensitive tummies, and sensitive nerves! So, that's probably not helping. > -- > > ------------------- > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 29, 2010 Report Share Posted July 29, 2010 You don't really have to slap them during a night terror. I know it is a consideration when they are screaming in terror with no way to wake them up. With one of ours, we would wake her up less harshly (maybe?) and give her a quick soak in the tub. One morning, she said she had a dream that we gave her a bath during the night. lol. She never woke up enough to realize what was happening but it stopped her screaming and woke her up enough that she could go back to sleep. Roxanna Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again. ( ) ADHD " " < > Date: Friday, July 16, 2010, 5:32 PM Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. Thanks guys you are awesome. Kel I will keep climbing the mountain. Sent from Kel's iPhone Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 5, 2010 Report Share Posted September 5, 2010 Hello Everyone! I'm new to the group and just want to introduce myself. I am a Student and Life Success Coach with a specialty in helping children with ADHD and their families seeking natural solutions. I offer a free e-book and videos on my website if you'd like to check them out at www.thegiftofyou.com. Enjoy a great day and infinite Blessings! Cheryl Healey Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 7, 2010 Report Share Posted September 7, 2010 Update on daughter My son has aspergers. Was wondering if my daughter was ok because of her violent manner as well as lots of other issues.We finally saw the peaditician yesterday, 4 months it took. Anyway he thinks she may have ADHD and ODD. She has to see a physcologist for more assessment and by pure luck of calling at the right time we got an appointment today, so hopefully it all goes well.Now I feel bad because I feel good about this. Isn't that awful! It's just that I am glad there are some answers that we may be able to work with but it's still awful to be glad your child has a disorder.Also I read that ODD has a lot to do with parenting and mother and child attachment, this makes me feel awful :(Thanks for listening you guys :)I will keep climbing the mountain.Sent from Kel's iPhone On 18/07/2010, at 6:45 AM, "Pamela" <susanonderko@...> wrote: It can be so confusing trying to figure out a DX. You may even get different opinions from different doctors, but for sure she has a set of emotional control, impulse control, executive control deficits and perhaps learning issues, and perhaps social impairment making life difficult. My daughter has primarily AS but she also has learning issues, attentional issues, anxiety, sleep issues and impulse control issues. It is a mix of issues. A neuropsychological test will help a lot to figure out her cognitive profile. This helps a lot. Child psychiatrist may try to treat her with a antidepressamt (unless her parents have Bipolar) to see if this calms her some. If at a low dose there is any increase in agitiation you would stop this medication. This could help her overall be easier to get along with. If the doctor suspects Bipolar they will want to treat that first and foremost with a mood stabizer. Stimulants sometimes increase anxiety, anger and agitiation. In a pure ADHD kid they often help the child stay focused better at school. Some AS kids use them and they help. Behavior therapy will help tremendously but not if her emotions are way out of control. Then the emotional issue needs to be treated. Yale Parent and Child Conduct Clinic has a parent training class for kids that are oppositional defiant. If it doesn't help at all you know you need medication. Hope this helps, Pam > > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 19, 2010 Report Share Posted September 19, 2010 Hang in there . I know you feel relieved that someone is going to figure out what to do! That is a normal reaction! As for ODD being your fault, I doubt that. I think it more likely that you will have to learn very specific ways of managing her, if that ends up being her dx. In other words, she doesn't have ODD because you parent wrong but because she has ODD, you will have to have specific parenting strategies to use to manage her. Good luck! Roxanna "I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." - Jefferson Re: ( ) Re: ADHD Update on daughter My son has aspergers. Was wondering if my daughter was ok because of her violent manner as well as lots of other issues. We finally saw the peaditician yesterday, 4 months it took. Anyway he thinks she may have ADHD and ODD. She has to see a physcologist for more assessment and by pure luck of calling at the right time we got an appointment today, so hopefully it all goes well. Now I feel bad because I feel good about this. Isn't that awful! It's just that I am glad there are some answers that we may be able to work with but it's still awful to be glad your child has a disorder. Also I read that ODD has a lot to do with parenting and mother and child attachment, this makes me feel awful Thanks for listening you guys I will keep climbing the mountain. Sent from Kel's iPhone On 18/07/2010, at 6:45 AM, "Pamela" <susanonderko@...> wrote: It can be so confusing trying to figure out a DX. You may even get different opinions from different doctors, but for sure she has a set of emotional control, impulse control, executive control deficits and perhaps learning issues, and perhaps social impairment making life difficult. My daughter has primarily AS but she also has learning issues, attentional issues, anxiety, sleep issues and impulse control issues. It is a mix of issues. A neuropsychological test will help a lot to figure out her cognitive profile. This helps a lot. Child psychiatrist may try to treat her with a antidepressamt (unless her parents have Bipolar) to see if this calms her some. If at a low dose there is any increase in agitiation you would stop this medication. This could help her overall be easier to get along with. If the doctor suspects Bipolar they will want to treat that first and foremost with a mood stabizer. Stimulants sometimes increase anxiety, anger and agitiation. In a pure ADHD kid they often help the child stay focused better at school. Some AS kids use them and they help. Behavior therapy will help tremendously but not if her emotions are way out of control. Then the emotional issue needs to be treated. Yale Parent and Child Conduct Clinic has a parent training class for kids that are oppositional defiant. If it doesn't help at all you know you need medication. Hope this helps, Pam > > Hi guys. I have been a part of this group for a while now . Have 15yr ds with aspergers. > I have been reading that many of you have sons or daughters with ADHD. > I have an appt. not for a long time,for my NT daughter who is 9. Just wondering if you can tell me what you think, coz I don't know if it's coz she's a girl with red tinged hair! > From an early age she bit everyone, she got in trouble so much she bites herself when frustrated. She screams at us about everything. We call her a volcano coz she bubbles and bubbles then she blows then she is calm for a few hours. It is worse when she is tired. She is agressive, hurtful and nasty. She is the bully in our household. She lies about everything, and I mean everything, she steals things. She is struggling at school, she doesn't seem to retain things, she drifts off, she is hard to get focussed and write. She has never slept peacefully. She use to bed hop but now it's only maybe one night a week she gets out of bed. She doesn't want to go to bed, then she won't get up. She screams and talks in her sleep all through the night. At school and home she interupts and speaks over people. There's probably other things so maybe you could ask me a question relating to ADHD or something else and that will help me. > Thanks guys you are awesome. > Kel > > I will keep climbing the mountain. > Sent from Kel's iPhone > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 2, 2011 Report Share Posted April 2, 2011 I have one. His name is...um...er...what’s that over there! Checkis, PsyD. 503-635-1580 Lake Oswego Great with adolescents and adults with ADD/ADHD. (I can’t tell you why I know this. Patient confidentiality.) E. Abrahamson, D.C. Chiropractic physician Lake Oswego Chiropractic Clinic 315 Second Street Lake Oswego, OR 97034 503-635-6246 Website: http://www.lakeoswegochiro.com From: <billhartje@...> Date: Sun, 3 Apr 2011 02:09:50 +0000 (UTC) < > Subject: ADHD To my esteemed colleagues and your vast knowledge, I have a adult patient that was diagnosed with ADD/ADHD a very long time ago. About 5 years ago he discontinued his medication/MD approach and incorporated chiropractic and naturoptahic care, nutritional interventions and various lifestyle changes. He made considerable improvement. He is a very productive, well educated and motivated individual and is looking for a psychologist in the ville, L.O., Tigard, Beaverton area, that is well respected in the area of ADD/ADHD, to be part of his care team also. He is looking for someone who is extremely knowledgeable in that area and not just a adjunct to their existing psychology/counseling services. Does anyone have any suggestions? I thank-you for sharing. Bill Hartje, DC, MS Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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