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Megan Dlugokinski
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Family Issues & Social Skills

Issues that arise in families that are affected by ADHD and common social skills problems will be addressed here.

ADHD Summertime Blues star
Some tips I’ve discovered to help keep yourself and your children sane for the next few months until school returns.

ADHD-Our Story star[offsite link]
A wonderful article that explains what it is like to have a family dealing with ADHD. Take time for the rest of the site also.

Book Reviews-Social Issues star[offsite link]
This site provides reviews on books concerning social issues. The list contains books for children as well as adults/parents. Itīs worth looking at if your child likes and learns from reading.

Coping With ADD: A Motherīs Point of View star[offsite link]
This is a terrific article written by the mother of an ADD child. Click here and read what support her experience can provide.

Fatherhood and ADD star[offsite link]
Tips by experts (including other fathers) regarding the paternal role in raising an ADD child. Issues addressed include understanding mutual frustration, creating a self-disciplined child, practicing calm discipline, and raising a resilient child.

Finding Friends and Creating Friendships... star[offsite link]
The author does an excellent job in expanding upon the topic of the article. Take the time to read it and then browse the rest of the site.

Helping Your Child Learn Responsible Behavior star[offsite link]
We all want our children to develop a sense of responsibility. This article focuses on nurturing responsible behavior by helping our children learn how to be respectful, compassionate, honest, and courageous, among other things. Read here and try some of the activities suggested!

Protecting Against Bullies Throughout the Life Cycle star[offsite link]
Since these children seem to be a bit different, most seem to be plagued by bullies. This article by Carol E. Watkins, M.D. is a very good at taking a look at bullying.

Self-Control. star[offsite link]
This article is "under construction" according to the site, but still has plenty of good information to get you started.

Social Skills and ADHD star[offsite link]
Have you ever wondered why ADHD children and adults are so often socially inept? Thom Hartmann has a theory and uses a story to illustrate how he sees it. Parents and teachers, itīs definitely worth your checking it out!!

Strategies for Parenting ADD Children star[offsite link]
Here are Ten Top Strategies For Parents Of ADD Children!

Strengthening Self-Esteem in Children star[offsite link]
It cannot be argued that ADD is a leading cause of low self-esteem. This article from kidsource.com highlights several points which may be helpful to strengthen and support your childīs self-esteem.

The Holidays with ADHD star
The holiday season is one filled with joy and anticipation. It is also a time of stress and overwhelm, especially for those with ADHD.

The Impact Of ADHD On Siblings star[offsite link]
An expert in ADD research provides a review of a study regarding the impact the disorder may have on non-ADD siblings. Emphasis is placed on the importance of paying close attention to siblings of a an ADD child in the overall evaluation and treatment plan.

The Impact of ADHD on the Family and a Fatherīs Relationship with his Child star[offsite link]
This is a very informative article concerning just what the title states. Take the time to look at this one-it hit home for a number of reasons.

When Your Grandchild Has ADD star[offsite link]
Lots of information in this article for grandparents of ADD children. The importance of family support, including the extended family, is stressed by the authors.

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