ADHD

Our Free Resource Guide

I created this Resource Guide for our clients. This gives them a large number of links to a variety of Internet-based resources. I have made a few comments here and there in this guide, but most pages give you numerous links to a wide range of online resources.

Are you concerned about:

• Your child's diagnosis? (diagnoses?)

• Your child's therapy?

• Your child's medications?

• Your child's diet? nutrition?

• Your child's social development?

• Your child's physical development?

• Your child's coordination?

• Your child's self esteem?

• Your child's behavior at home? at school? in public?

• Your child's education?

• Your child's future?

• Your child's developmental process?

As you probably already know, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a developmental problem. When children develop appropriately, they do not have ADHD symptoms. From our experience, the key to solving the ADHD riddle is the developmental process.

And, of course, when children have developmental problems, they exhibit symptoms. Your service providers (medical, psychological, behavioral, physical, or educational) are trained to recognize these symptoms. They alert you to these problems so you can obtain an official diagnosis.

But, that’s only half the story, because you need to know and understand all of this as well. So, we have developed our Developmental Resource Guide to educate you and guide you through the complex (and often conflicting) information of this field.

Our Developmental Resource Guide is designed:

• To help you learn what you need to learn so that you can deal with this.
   

• To organize the various aspects of developmental problems. It has specific sections devoted to each of the diagnostic categories of developmental problems.
   

• To give you access to sites which provide you with all you need to understand the issues, organize yourself, and deal with them.
   

• To point you to resources for the information, tools, techniques, and services you need. If you cannot find what you are looking for in our guide, let us know!
   

• To keep you informed about the latest information, resources, programs, and research which you need to answer all of your questions about your child.

Isabel and I specialize in developmental problems. We work with children who have developmental problems. We developed this site so that our client's parents can understand what is happening with their child and what resources are available. Now we are making it available to everyone.

Here's the deal, Our Developmental Resource Guide is broad-based, showing information and sites which are traditional as well as alternative. We think that parents need to make informed decisions about what to do for their child with developmental problems. We designed this site to help you make those informed decisions..

We want you to understand that the Developmental Resource Guide is exclusive. It is free, but you will only find it here. If you want access to it, you need to sign-up for it, now.

If you want to share the Developmental Resource Guide with others, We would appreciate that. And, they can start here, just like you did. Inside the guide, there is a link to this page in the sidebar. You can share that link with your friends. Thanks for helping us keep this exclusive.


When you sign-up, you get notifications about changes to the Developmental Resource Guide and other news which we think is important for those interested in the developmental process and in developmental problems. We will also send notices about other things of interest for parents of children with developmental problems. We will probably send less than 4 emails to you per month.

Generally, you can expect us to send you free stuff, or information about programs we are involved in. Most of what we send out to you will be what we have learned in working with our clients.

Maybe you do not know our frame-of-reference. We are not very concerned about the diagnosis or the symptoms themselves. We help our clients re-engage the developmental process and get back on track, developmentally. Any mailing we do to this list will be to keep you informed about how you can do the same with your children, in your own home. If this is important for you and your child, sign-up now, so we can keep you informed about what you need to know and you can do.

Signing-up puts you on our Developmental Resource List. This is an opt-in list. You may opt-out at any time. We will send a newsletter to this list about once per quarter.

What it boils down to is that for you to get access to the Developmental Resource Guide, the free goodies we send out to our list, and information about what you can do at home for your child, you need to sign-up in the form we put in the sidebar, now. As a result, we keep you informed about the Resource Guide and other news about the developmental process,  about developmental problems, and about our programs.

Rodger Bailey, MS