Showing posts with label Parenting ADHD Options. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Parenting ADHD Options. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Sue Scheff: ADHD At School


ADHD at School: New eBook for Parents & Teachers of Students with Attention Deficit and Learning Disabilities


Start off the school year right with this exclusive ADHD at School eBook - 99 pages of expert advice available for download nowUse this ADHD at School eBook to...
Work with teachers to secure the right school accommodations


Build better math, reading and writing skills
Study smarter and finish homework on time
Organize backpacks, desks, and calendars
Fix classroom behavior problems and follow class rules




Friday, July 17, 2009

Sue Scheff: Horse Sense for Children with ADHD/Autism


Check out her newly updated website! It radiates excellence as she continues helping ADD/ADHD and Autistic Children through her equine therapy.
Founded and run by 15-year-old Danielle Herb, Drop Your Reins is a collaborative experiential training school based in Live Oak, FL. The flagship program offered by Drop Your Reins is called ‘The Experience’, which is a dynamic and progressive program that breaks down the social segmentation that exists among humans, animals and science. The holistic and progressive program infuses direct interaction with horses, supplemental training videos, experiential coaching techniques and community collaboration to help guide the powerful minds of ADD/ADHD and Autistic children to reach their greatest potential while maintaining their innocence and purity.


Whether your art is in your pen, your keyboard or your heart the only way to nurture and foster your innate creative being is to embrace and explore it. Adults often get immersed in their ‘daily routine’ and they lose sight of this ’special creative place’ that they once thrived and roamed wild and free in as a child. However, they often seek out this place as they continue to age and mature. Adults have choices, outlets and tools that they can use to rediscover this place and align themselves with others that celebrate their differences.

For children diagnosed with ADD/ADHD and Autism their journey is much the same, however, it exists on the opposite end of the spectrum. They are constantly immersed in their ‘creative being’ so they are in search of a serene place to escape where they can find peacefulness and tranquility. Yet, the more they seek out this place, the more the world labels them and puts them under a spotlight. Children have no choices, few outlets and lack the tools or self-sufficiency to empower themselves on this journey. While they have differences, few people identify with them and those differences are certainly not celebrated.

Read more and contact Danielle at http://www.dropyourreins.com/

Follow Danielle on Twitter @DanielleHerb

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Sue Scheff: Feingold Seminar 2009 - Change Behavior by Changing Your Grocery List


As a parent of an ADHD child, I have always been aware of the Feingold Program. Although I wasn't able to use the diet for my son, I know many success stories and believe that parents should be aware of all alternatives.
FREE SEMIMAR

WHAT: Free seminar on dietary options for children (and adults!) with learning, behavior, and other health problems,AND a hands-on activity in which you can find out for yourself just how much food dye it takes to create those pretty colors of frosting on a cupcake.

WHEN: Thursday, June 25, 2009 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

WHERE: Marriott SpringHill Suites Hotel 899 Elkridge Landing RoadLinthicum, Maryland (near BWI Airport)(410) 694-0555

SPONSOR: The Feingold AssociationTel: 800-321-3287 or 631-369-9340