ADHD: What Every Parent Should Know

Are you thinking of fleeing to an insane asylum? Does your child break your rules, your personal belongings, and even endanger your family relationships? Are teachers threatening suspension, even expulsion? Are you unable to shop with your child or leave your child unattended for even a few moments? Have you run out of babysitters? As many as 15% of parents live with these problems Here's how to survive and manage the condition called ADHD. In this book, let me show you how to: -recognize disorders by their threat to critical life functions. -secure an accurate diagnosis of any disorder, including ADHD. -choose the best professional to help manage ADHD. -appraise the effectiveness of your professional consultant. -decide when to stop treating ADHD. If your child is hyperactive, distractible, inattentive, unfocused, impulsive, and disorganized, you may be dealing with ADHD. The condition can be tricky to diagnose, but it's very treatable. Allow me to tell you about ADHD and what every parent needs to know. Alan M. Davick, M.D. DrDavick.com

Dr. Alan Davick, a Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrician, has taught parents and professional colleagues how to recognize and manage complex misbehavior in children for 40 years. Trained at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Dr. Davick has maintained clinical practice throughout those years. He has, as a Major in the Army Medical Corps, served as Pediatrician-in-Chief at Tuttle Army Health Clinic, Savannah GA and later, while engaged in private Pediatric practice, as Behavioral-Developmental Consultant to the Chatsworth School for Exceptional Children, in Baltimore County, MD. Dr. Davick has focused his knowledge and experience on separating innate conditions like ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delay and Epilepsy, masquerading as willful misbehavior, from truly volitional misconduct, like Oppositional-Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorders. Dr. Davick lives with his wife, Barbara, in Cape Coral, FL, where he practices Child Psychiatry.