ADHD and Medication: the Basics Stimulant Medication for Children and Adults Non-Stimulant Treatments for Children and Adolescents Strattera (atomoxetine) A critical look at a new medication On Beyond Ritalin:…
Most teens with AD/HD can remember how they struggled to get along in school. You used tutoring, medication, tape recorders, and plain hard work to get along in elementary school.…
Enuresis (bedwetting) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (AD/HD or ADD) are both common conditions that can affect children and adolescents. Although there is no evidence that either one causes the…
Depression in Children and Adolescents Suicide in the School Setting Depression and Suicide: Warning Signs My Friend is Still a Kid: Kids Don't Die! Making a Meaningful Memorial for a…
How Computers Can Help with ADDChildren's IssuesChat AreasBulletin BoardsWeb PagesDoing Research on the Web Computers are quickly becoming an integral part of our society. As prices have fallen and computers…
Many of us avoid gardening. Too many times, we plant the most beautiful rose bushes, only to have them get blight and die when we forget about them for…
Postpartum Feelings: Major Depression or Just the Blues? When her baby is born, a woman anticipates joy and looks forward to relief from the discomforts of the later months of…
The gifted child or adolescent with AD/HD may not fit classical definitions of educationally handicapped or gifted. On one hand, he may be able to use his skills to cover…
Glenn Brynes, Ph.D., M.D. Board-Certified in Adult & Geriatric Psychiatry Experience you can trust for your entire family My life’s work as a psychiatrist is to help…
60-80% of youth and adults with AD/HD gain significant relief from stimulants. However some individuals require other medications to treat their AD/HD symptoms. There are several reasons for choosing a…