Tuesday, May 17, 2011

ADD: HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM ADHD?

For several years, the usual picture of Attention Deficit Disorder has been the little boy that is bouncing off the walls and making his teachers and parents go mad. ADHD is beyond a doubt the more identifiable of the two subtypes since it is so much more noticeable than ADD. Since hyperactivity causes a lot more disruption and problems for classrooms, it gets the most notice and will be picked up on a lot quicker. Unluckily, even if ADD is less visible, the consequences of the disorder can

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Monday, May 16, 2011

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Saturday, May 14, 2011

ADD: HOW DOES IT AFFECT YOUR CHILD`S SCHOOLING AND EDUCATION?

The way ADD influences a classroom has been seen even before any diagnosis is done. It may be observed in the boy following boisterously his classmates to snatch their books, or in the small girl sitting in the corner and playing with her hair, her mind on the outside view. It is usually the teacher who first recognizes that her student is having problem attending to the class or active more than what is acceptable. But identifying the problem is just merely the first step, and the most

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

ADD AND THE GIFT OF RESILIENCE

Resilience has been defined as the ability of recovering from or adjusting easily to change or misfortune. Relating this to grown ups with ADD, we may alter the description to "an ability to make progress from or adjust without difficulty to adversity, change, hold ups, challenges, and disappointments." In order to be flourishing grown ups with ADD, we have to acknowledge the unquestionable reality that we will have problems, we will have disappointments, and we will have frustrations. But

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Sunday, May 8, 2011

6 TIPS FOR SLOWING DOWN THE ADD BRAIN

While slowing down is a complex ability to put up, it can be made. Here are 6 established methods to slow down the adult ADD brain: 1. Put down Work Fix up your business hours and stand by them. Even though at times it is essential to work overtime, do not do it if not you just have to. You will work more competently during the day when the time you have to complete your job is fixed. And take a break on weekends

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Thursday, May 5, 2011

10 ADVANTAGES OF HAVING ADD

1. Empathy People with ADD have an incredible control to associate with other people. But it goes a notch ahead than that. We also have a highly developed capability to identify with others, and to see a lot of diverse point of views. 2. Ingenuity I have on no account come across an ADDer who was not ingenious. Painters, designers, sculptors, film makers, writers, musicians, and comedians - the list goes on. Creative aptitudes are plentiful. Composers Mozart and Beethoven are assumed

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