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HOW TO BE PSYCHIC (Episode 14) ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Autism Help / *Plus* Juice Fast

In this episode I talk about a couple of things I forgot to mention before when seeing auras. Make sure you watch to see the tips. I also talk a bit about ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia, and other “symptoms” of psychic abilities. I explain my experience in the area including hundreds of children and adults, and ask you guys if you want to have a comprehensive series on ADD, ADHD and Dyslexia. I charged a lot of money in the past to give this information out. Now I have decided this information needs to be for everyone, regardless of income. If you know me by now, you have figured out I’m not going to tell you guys about things unless I know they work, and have done it myself. This is good, solid information that will change your life forever. ADHD is a blessing. I will show you why. AND…..I start talking about my juice fast! This is one of the most amazing things I have ever done. I can’t wait to tell you guys about it! I know you are going to run out and do this after I tell you what it does!!! Besides losing 1 1/2 pounds a day, I have endless energy. I get so much done now! I look 10-20 years younger! I want to help you do this to make your life so wonderful. Please let me take you one this journey with me! I want to help you change your life in every way!!! You won’t recognize yourself when you’re done! I guarantee! You will love the results, and want to know more ways to help your body feel better, and function at a superior level. Who wants that? Raise your hand and let me …
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ADHD Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia (Understanding)

ADHD Autism, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia (Understanding)

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Understanding ADHD Autism, Dyslexia & Dyspraxia Written by Professor Colin Terrell & Dr Terri Passenger Features of the Family Doctor Books: Written by leading consultants in the specialist areas Published in association with BMA Updated regularly and reviewed by doctors

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Summer Retreat and Free Care Package Support Mothers of ADHD Children

(PRWEB) June 13, 2012

This summer the Edge Foundation and {a moms view of ADHD} are offering much-needed support to parents of children with ADHD and other brain-based disabilities: a free ADHD Parent Care Package and the Happy Mama Conference and Retreat.

Mothers of children with ADHD are often stressed-out, overwhelmed, overworked, tired and under-nurtured for good reason. The National Institute of Mental Health identifies a host of disorders that can accompany ADHD including ASD, learning disabilities, oppositional defiant disorder, anxiety, substance abuse and other brain-based disabilities.

The ADHD Parent Care Package offers parents of teens and college students with ADHD ideas, facts, resources and encouragement. The Care Package was written to help worried parents navigate the difficult teen years when their child has ADHD. The free publication explores a wide array of information including:

Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc. Sponsors Free Programs by ADHD Expert Dr. Alan Wachtel and Noted Psychologist Dr. Julia Trebing

Westport, CT (PRWEB) April 19, 2012

Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc. (SKLD), the Westport, CT-based nonprofit organization, announces two free programs. Dr. Alan Wachtel, recognized as one of the nations top psychiatrists in pharmacology for mood and attention disorders, will discuss The Impact of Mood, Anxiety, and Depression on Learning and Attention on April 25, 2012, at Temple Sholom in Greenwich, CT from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Dr. Julia A. Trebing, an expert in child psychotherapy and play therapy who lectures nationwide, will speak on The Heart and Science of Positive Parenting at the New Canaan Public Library in New Canaan, CT from 7:00 to 8:30 pm on April 30, 2012.

Research has shown that fostering a childs focus and executive functioning skills helps maximize the ability to learn. In addition, many children with LD experience anxiety and depression, further affecting learning and focus. Alan Wachtel, M.D., founder and director of Familyhealth Associates in New York City and White Plains, NY will discuss new advances in the treatment of attention and mood disorders, including the integration of behavioral strategies and pharmacological approaches. He will also address the benefits and risks of various treatments, and how to decide when to initiate treatment.

Two articles based on Dr. Wachtels October 2011 presentation for SKLD are available on the SKLD website.”Is ADHD the Only Problem Your Child Faces” states that ADHD affects 9.5% of American children, and that “the diagnostic core of the disorder is not hyperactivity, as people generally believe, but inattention, poor executive functioning, and an inability to stay on task.”

Alan B. Wachtel, M.D. is a board certified psychiatrist and director of Familyhealth Associates, a multi-disciplinary private group practice specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of attention, behavior, learning, and mood disorders. He is a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at New York University School of Medicine, and a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association.

Dr. Wachtel has been certified by the Consumers’ Research Council of America as one of America’s Top Psychiatrists in the area of pharmacology of mood and attention disorders. He is the author of The Attention Deficit Answer Book.

Dr. Julia A. Trebing of Creative Therapies in Stamford, CT will guide parents through an engaging program about positive parenting to help children with learning disabilities develop healthy emotional intelligence, including secure self-esteem and inner happiness. The presentation includes practical techniques that Dr. Trebing has developed through providing psychological care for children and their families for over 25 years.

Dr. Trebing is a Doctor of Psychology and a Board Certified Expert of Diplomate status for the American Academy of Traumatic Stress. She is also a Certified Professor and Supervisor for the International Examiner of Child Psychotherapy and Play Therapy. She lectures nationwide on topics including True Discipline and The Ages and Stages of Child Development.

Please rsvp for these free programs by emailing Programs(at)SmartKidswithLD(dot)org.

About Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc.:

Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering parents of children with learning disabilities (LD) and attention-deficit disorder (ADHD) through providing information, guidance, and support while also educating the public about these childrens significant gifts and talents. Henry Winkler, the famed actor, director and producer as well as the author of the Hank Zipzer book series about a boy with learning disabilities and ADHD, serves as the organization’s Honorary Chairman.

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Understanding Motor Skills in Children with Dyspraxia, ADHD, Autism, and Other Learning Disabilities: A Guide to Improving Coordination (Jkp Essentials)

Understanding Motor Skills in Children with Dyspraxia, ADHD, Autism, and Other Learning Disabilities: A Guide to Improving Coordination (Jkp Essentials)

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Children with learning disabilities often have coordination problems. This manual for parents and professionals offers advice on how to recognize normal and abnormal motor development, when and how to seek help, and specific teaching strategies to help children with coordination difficulties succeed in the classroom, playground, and home.

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Is It ADHD or a Different Learning Style? Educational Psychologist Comments on Recent ADHD Guideline Changes

Manhattan Beach, CA (PRWEB) January 31, 2012

Before we diagnose children with ADHD, we need to consider if it is simply a conflict of learning styles, Educational Psychologist Melanie West stated in January, 2012, after looking into recent ADHD guideline changes by the American Academy of Pediatrics. Many children are visual and kinesthetic learners. When forced to sit in schools that rely heavily on pencil-paper tasks and rote memorization, these types of learners become distractible, restless, and low performing often ending up being incorrectly diagnosed with ADHD.

A few months ago, the American Academy of Pediatrics increased the age range for the diagnosis and treatment of attention deficit disorder, expanding the diagnosis process for children ages 6 through 12 to now reach children ages 4 through 18.

So how exactly can a conflict of learning styles be misdiagnosed as ADHD?

Brian Palmer from Slate magazine stated that a child with ADHD will fidget, interrupt, and not play well with others…they cant focus on schoolwork, dont follow basic instructions, and lose things all the time.

These are the exact same symptoms you see in kids whose learning styles are in conflict with a specific teaching style, says Melanie West.

Kinesthetic learners, for instance, learn better when moving. A teacher or parent may consider overly active or highly distractible behavior as the cause for learning struggles when, in fact, this type of learner MUST move in order to process information. Stop the movement and NO learning will occur.

Moreover, many learners simply dont learn through drill and kill activities or memorization. These students struggle to learn not because they lack focus or attention, but because these teaching methods DONT teach this type of brain.

These same learners are commonly misdiagnosed with ADHD or with another learning disability.

Heres one example Melanie West used to demonstrate what a conflict in learning styles may look like.

In kindergarten and first grade, children are required to memorize the high frequency words (often called The Dolch Words), such as the, a, and am. These words are sometimes referred to as The Sight Words because they can not be sounded out and must be read without hesitation to build reading fluency.

For children who have a visual or kinesthetic learning style, rote memorization does not provide the visual imagery or meaning that their brains need to learn.

Surprisingly, these same children can learn to read difficult words like guitar or dinosaur because they evoke visual, meaningful information.

Before diagnosing your child with ADHD or a Learning Disability, Melanie says parents should explore alternative approaches to learning that target visual and kinesthetic processing. Medication and other treatments for ADHD will not necessarily provide your child with effective learning strategies because the approach may not be targeting your childs learning style.

About PictureFirst Learning

PictureFirstLearning provides sight word flash cards, worksheets, and books for K-2 students. Headquartered in Manhattan Beach, CA, PictureFirstLearning.com was founded by Melanie West and Suzanne Kisly Coburn of The Right Side of Learning, Inc. To find out more about PictureFirstLearning and the Sight Word products, visit http://www.picturefirstlearning.com.

About Melanie West

Melanie West is an Expert in Life-Long Learning. Both an accomplished educational psychologist and mother of four, Melanie West has devoted her life to helping children succeed both in school and in life. Over the past 15 years, Melanie has helped thousands of parents understand their childrens behavior and learning, allowing them to resolve even the toughest of problems.

You can also contact her by email: melanie.west(at)therightsideoflearning(dot)com.

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The Greenspan Floortime Course for Parents of Children with Autism, Aspergers, ADHD, OCD, Anxiety, Aggression, and Sensory Processing Problems is Now Available Online

Bethesda, Maryland (PRWEB) February 22, 2012

The Greenspan Floortime Approach announces a new video course for parents of children with special needs, now available for a special introductory offer online until May 13, 2012. Parents and professionals can view the course from the comfort of their own homes with access to course material 24-hours a day.

Parents can also download a free Guide on Childrens Learning Styles to evaluate what will help their children learn best. In addition, parents can try out an online developmental and sensory processing assessment for free before subscribing. Available on http://www.StanleyGreenspan.com

The new course, from lectures by renowned child psychiatrist Dr. Stanley I. Greenspan, helps parents understand their childs developmental delays and demonstrates how to do Floortime, where parents engage their child to expand his or her intellectual and emotional development. Results from two recent randomized, controlled studies show significant social and emotional gains in children whose parents used Floortime.

The 6-hour Course is designed especially for parents and has multiple short lectures, each viewable on-demand. Dr. Greenspan discusses multiple diagnoses such as autism, Aspergers, ADHD, sensory processing problems, OCD, anxiety, and aggression. He demonstrates how parents can help their children work through problems to reach their potential.

The developmental and sensory processing assessment lets parents assess for themselves their childs strengths and weaknesses. Through the results chart parents can track changes so that they understand what their child needs and how they can be a partner in supporting their childs overcoming challenges. Parents get to try an assessment for free before subscribing.

Four online workshops for parents and professionals cover:

Accommodating College Students with Learning Disabilities: ADD, ADHD, and Dyslexia (Part 1)

Jim Kessler, director of the Office of Disability Services at UNC-Chapel Hill, discusses the Pope Center’s most recent paper: “Accommodating College Students with Learning Disabilities: ADD, ADHD, and Dyslexia.” (Part 1 of 4) A transcript of the event is available here: www.popecenter.org

Conditioning Specialist Greg Herzog Trademarks a System to Find Process for Learning and Performance; for Fitness, Autism, ADHD, and Dyslexia

New York, NY (PRWEB) January 24, 2012

Greg Herzog, of Herzog Body Tech LLC has received the Trademarks from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office: FITNESS PREDICTOR