ADHD BOOKS AND VIDEOS FOR TEACHERS
The Educational Resources Store
contains educational books and
videos for children, teens,
parents and teachers about
adolescence and growing up. The
books and videos featured on
this site cover a wide range of
topics. You will find topics
ranging from infant education to
dealing with teens with
different and sometimes
difficult situations. The books
and DVDs contain information at
all levels, including books,
DVDs, games and posters geared
to the children, teens, parents,
and teachers.
Product ID: ADHD-015
This easy-to-follow, best-selling book on ADD/ADHD is a resource that features strategies to help ADD/ADHD students improve their social, emotional and academic and abilities. This valuable book provides a clear understanding of what an attention deficit disorder really is, and the best way to treat it. The book present 102 ways parents and professionals can help children and adolescents cope with and overcome ADHD, and includes checklists and charts to help with organizational skills. Using a brief and quick reference format, this book shows you how the "deficit" in ADD/ADHD can be reduced in children and adolescents. This resource is immediately available for professionals, educators and parents.
Pages: 94
Product ID: ADHD-012
This American Academy of
Pediatrics child care guide
offers balanced, reassuring, and
authoritative information for
parents to help them understand
and manage this complicated and
often misunderstood condition.
Based on evidence-based clinical
practice guidelines for ADHD,
and written for parents in
clear, easy-to-understand
language, this new book will
quickly become part of your
overall ADHD treatment plan.
Pages: 370
Product ID: BEH-003
All children can be challenging at some
point in time, but some are more
challenging than others. Students
with social, emotional and behavioral
difficulties (SEBD) can be hard to
support and teach. This pocketbook
can help you to do just that. Focusing
on three particular behavior disorders:
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity
Disorder), CD (Conduct Disorder) and ODD
(Oppositional Defiant Disorder). Fintan
O'Regan, who is an internationally
renowned expert on ADHD, explains why
some children are prone to developing
the attitude that they can't learn,
won't learn or don't care. He
devotes particular chapters to each
behavior pattern, and uses Vicki, Liam
and Darren to illustrate typical
characteristics. Practical
strategies include classroom scenarios,
with example dialogues that show how
different teacher responses can lead to
different outcomes. Whether you're
looking for explanations, tips, ideas,
or strategies, or maybe just reassurance
and support, this book covers it all.
Pages: 128
Product ID: ADHD-018
The Creative Coaching Support Group has been comprehensively field tested and won the 1997 Texas Counseling Association Writers Award. This book contains easy-to-follow activities, games and hints on how to lead a successful support group for children with attention disorders. Using a sports theme throughout, this highly motivating resource offers a large and unique collection of new ideas.
Pages: 331
Product ID: ADHD-014
In this educational video, you'll learn
about attention deficit/hyperactivity
disorder and the factors thought to
contribute to the development of this
disorder. Additionally, the other
disorders that commonly co-exist with
ADHD are identified. The impulsive
behavior of ADHD teens will be focused
on, and tips that ADHD students can use
to succeed academically will be
provided. Laws that require
schools to make special accommodations
for ADHD students will be reviewed, and
viewers will learn how to contact
organizations that exist to help people
who are dealing with ADD/ADHD.
Runtime: 28 mins
Product ID: ADHD-011
Sensory integration is a drug-free,
child-friendly therapy for
hyperactivity. A treatment based on
play, it helps children absorb, process,
and respond to information in an
appropriate manner. This hands-on
guide provides a complete overview and
explanation of the therapy, as well as
practical sensory integration-based
techniques that can be used by teachers
and parents to help the hyperactive
child. This is a non-medical
approach, and can be used in conjunction
with, or as a substitute for traditional
drug treatments.
Pages: 147
Product ID: ADHD-001
This book provides a resource that
answers nearly one hundred of the most
common questions and concerns.
Most experts say that, conservatively,
well over six million children have
attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
(ADHD). The AD/HD Book
seeks to manage fears and rationally
addresses nearly one hundred common
questions and concerns to help parents
make sense of the information chaos.
Beth Ann Hill, herself a mother and
educator of AD/HD children, clearly
explains the basics of AD/HD and lays
out its complexities. She
logically takes parents step-by-step,
from symptoms, diagnoses and tests,
medication, a treatment strategy
designed to combine medical treatment,
and special parenting techniques to
break through problem behaviors.
Pages: 224
Product ID: BEH-105
This book has been entirely updated,
adding the latest information on
medications, ADHD, and uses a caring
approach to deal with all aspects of
childhood behavioral disorders.
It is the respected book on
parenting those difficult children
that are hard to raise, and contains
new sections on ADHD and the latest
medications for childhood disorders.
Dr. Stanley Turecki is a highly
respected expert on children and
discipline, and was also the father
of a difficult child at one time.
He offers compassionate and useful
information to parents of these type
of children. Using his
experience with many families in the
highly successful Difficult Children
Program that he created for Beth
Israel Medical Center in New York
City, his approach, one step at a
time, shows you how to use a
ten-point test to identify your
child's temperament. You will
be able to isolate specific
difficulties and learn to handle
common, but sometimes unmanageable
situations expertly and calmly.
Pages: 302
Product ID: ADHD-010
Three years ago, magazine editor
Denise Brodey's precocious
four-year-old son, Toby, was
diagnosed with a combination of
sensory integration dysfunction
and childhood depression.
Struggling to make sense of her
new, often chaotic, often lonely
world, the thing she found most
comforting was talking with
other, hopeful, and insightful
parents of kids with special
needs, and learning how they
coped with the feelings they
encountered throughout the day.
In The Elephant in
the Playroom,
parents from across the country
write in an honest and intimate
way about the joyful highs and
disordered lows of raising
children who are "not quite
normal". Laying bare the
emotional, medical, and social
challenges they face, these
stories address issues ranging
from if and when to medicate a
child, to how to get a child who
is overly sensitive to the
texture of food to eat lunch.
Eloquent and honest, the voices
in this collection will provide
solace and support for the
millions of parents whose kids
struggle with ADD, ADHD, sensory
disorders, childhood depression,
Asperger's syndrome, and autism,
as well as the many kids who
fall between diagnoses.
Pages: 256
Product ID: ADHD-007
Using the established methods he
developed to overcome dyslexia, Ron
Davis adapts techniques to help
sufferers triumph over a variety of
common learning disabilities, including:
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- ADHD (the hyperactive variety)
- Math deficiency (dyscalculia and
acalculia)
- Handwriting problems (dysgraphia and
agraphia)
Pages: 384
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