Management
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Acalogic, Inc
Discusses treating attention deficit disorders in children through intensive exercise programs. Includes research summary, Keep 57 program, methodology, benefits of fitness, and a daily sedentary index.
http://www.acalogic.com/
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ADHD Medications
Keep Kids Healthy offers information for parents about available medications. Includes long-acting, short/intermediate acting, side effects, and other treatments.
http://www.keepkidshealthy.com/medicine_cabinet/adhd_medications.html
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ADHD Treatment Guidelines
Policy statement from the AAP offers standarized guidelines for the treatment of school aged children with ADHD, including the use of stimulant medications and/or behavior therapy.
http://pediatrics.about.com/cs/adhd/a/adhd_guidelines.htm
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Carrie Trubenbach, MA, LMFT
Offers coaching and cognitive/behavioral training for families living with attention deficit disorders in the Santa Cruz and San Jose, California areas. Includes information on coaching and ADD/ADHD.
http://www.geocities.com/carrie_trubenbach/
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Children and Medication for ADHD Resources
Provides links to information about medication used to treat children with attention deficit disorders. Includes articles, research, organizations, and agencies.
http://www.vachss.com/help_text/adhd_meds.html
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Dr Sam Goldstein
Psychologist with expertise in this field. Features articles, lecture dates, publications, and details of clinical services in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA.
http://www.samgoldstein.com
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Dr. Cathrin Olsen
Naturopath offering a drug-free approach to the disorder, with electronic consultations, and clinics in California.
http://www.addnomore.com
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Frontline: Medicating Kids
Frontline investigates the growing controversy over ADHD. The site includes interviews with psychologists on all sides of the debate; drug information; federal laws and state legislation; and a resource guide.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/medicating/
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How to Tease-proof Your Preteen
Article offers tips for parents to teach the social skills that ADD kids need to avoid problems with peers. Includes how ADD behaviors can be misinterpreted, providing social cues, and teaching the value of compassion.
http://www.additudemag.com/selfhelp.asp?DEPT_NO=401
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