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Welcome!  Our newsletter is created for those looking for information about learning disabilities, mental health issues, and living with ADHD.  For more resources, visit the Hallowell Center at www.drhallowell.com.
  • Feb 2008 Newsletter
  • What it feels like to be a teen with ADHD; A new response to stress - Heartmath; Studies on the importance of play; Why kids lie; Auditory processing interventions research; ADD divorce rates; Nursing and Adderall
  • Jan 2008 Newsletter
  • Hone your interpersonal skills at work; Ritalin study misrepresented by press; Telecommuting lowers stress; Ratey's new book - SPARK - a must read; The Open-Focus Brain (book review)
  • November, 2007
  • Overview of alternative/complementary treatments for ADHD; Monitoring performance at school; ADD brains mature at different rate; NIH supports combined treatment for teen depression; Bipolar often misdiagnosed as depression
  • September, 2007
  • 7 tips for starting the school year right; Getting organized; Alarm clocks that work; Consistent rules help preschoolers;
  • April, 2007
  • Emotional intelligence and ADD; Sleeplessness; Why meds don't work sometimes; Adult diagnosis; Positive parenting protects kids
  • March, 2007
  • Walking meditation for focus; transition from child to adult with ADD; CrazyBusy wins "Books for Better Life" award
  • December, 2006
  • Non-alcholic red wine also helps memory; Omega 3 for teens; DMEA;
  • November, 2006
  • Listol; Effects of exercise on the brain; American Academy of Pediatrics stresses free play; Why wine helps reduce memory loss; Does lack of play lead to hyperactivity?; ADHD and teen driving; Wellbutrin generic
  • September, 2006
  • Tranistioning teens from high school to college; Finding a career that suits you; Exercise improves school test scores; New warnings on stimulant medications
  • Summer, 2006
  • Difference between Aspergers and ADD; Smart summer vacation strategies for students with ADHD; Overview of the DORE program at the Hallowell Center
  • March, 2006
  • Teens with ADD; choosing a K-12 school for learning disabled child; distinguishing executive function issues from ADD; FDA stimulant medication controversy; Hallowell publishes CrazyBusy
  • January, 2006
  • Telling Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities Apart from ADD Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy to Treat Depression and Anxiety Driving Under the Influence of ADHD Drugs
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