-
Once parents have gotten the “diagnosis” of ADHD, typically medication is offered as the next step. Parents will think the medication will do more than it can do in reality. The goal of the medication is to help the child […]
-
“‘I think the current diagnosis of ADHD is a mess and has been wildly overdone. It blames a variety of symptoms entirely on the child’s brain, and ignores the child’s environment and the interaction with it.’” (Philadelphia Inquirer, William B. […]
-
Mitchell, a 16 year old boy I work with was recently found by his parents to be using their credit card, let’s just say, a bit inappropriately. In other words, he took their card without asking for permission, deciding he […]
-
One of the biggest challenges in this business of struggling children is deciding what’s the ratio between a legitimate disorder of some kind or another and a child’s choice. For example, homework or chore avoidance is frequently explained due to […]
-
Synonyms for “nonchalance:” apathy, complacence indifference, unconcern, torpor Antonyms for “nonchalance:” concerned, interested, motivated A parent came to talk to me about her 13 year old son, Aaron. Previously “diagnosed” with ADHD of the inattentive variety, various stimulant medications have […]
- Home
- -- What We Offer
- -- Richard Selznick – About Dr. Selznick
- -- Speaking
- -- Frequently Asked Questions
- -- Privacy Policy
- For Parents
- -- Consultation
- -- Teleseminars
- Blogs
- Podcasts
- Media
- -- Videos
- -- Two Minute Tidbit Tips
- -- News
- -- Events
- Store
- -- BOOKS
- ---- BOOKS: The Shut-Down Learner
- ---- BOOKS: Dyslexia Screening
- ---- BOOKS: School Struggles
- ---- BOOKS: What to Do About Dyslexia
- -- Testimonials
- Contact