When the problem is not the problem: understanding attention deficit disorder with and without hyperactivity.

Attention Deficit Disorder with, and Attention Deficit Disorder without, Hyperactivity, are common neurobiological conditions that cause or exacerbate many learning, social, and emotional problems. Understanding the significant interactions of biological, cognitive, and psychological factors in AD(H...

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Published in:Child Welfare Vol. 73; pp. 215 - 228
Main Author: Aust, Patricia H.
Format: Article
Published: Child Welfare League of America May/June 1994
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      ab: Attention Deficit Disorder with, and Attention Deficit Disorder without, Hyperactivity, are common neurobiological conditions that cause or exacerbate many learning, social, and emotional problems. Understanding the significant interactions of biological, cognitive, and psychological factors in AD(H)D and informing clients of all treatment options, including pharmacological intervention, are essential to treatment. Counseling alone, without providing multimodal treatments that acknowledge the core medical problem, has limited positive effect. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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