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Learning And ADHD School Evaluations
Getting Your Child Help in the Classroom
Research suggests that intervention in the classroom improves academics for students with learning problems and ADHD, but that 2 out of 3 with ADHD receive no classroom management. It is incredible to me that over 66% of children do not receive the education that they...
Research Shows ADHD Not Adequately Addressed in Schools
Although research suggests that school intervention improves behavior and academics of students with disabilities such as ADHD, only 1 in 3 “with ADHD received no school-based interventions and 2 out of 3 received no classroom management (Lehigh University, March 5,...
Orlando Sentinel Newspaper Article Featuring Dr. Wetherby on ADHD Treatments
I was interviewed by the Orlando Sentinel on ADHD and Treatment Options. Check out the article here: Here is the article in full
Strength! Hard Times & Intestinal Fortitude
There are always times in people’s lives, everyone has experienced it, where you’re going through a really hard time – and you just need to find some strength. It’s what my daddy used to call “intestinal fortitude.” It’ll get you through a...
Live in the Moment and Stop Worrying
Just Pet the Dog is one of the strategies, or tools, I developed to help people worry less. I talk about this more in my upcoming book, Funk to Fabulous in Fourteen Days. It is a way of living in the moment, without thinking of several things at once that we should...
Be Yourself! No Pressure!
In the song and video Downtown, Macklemore describes a woman who isn’t afraid of being herself. Her hair is in the style Mariah Carey wore in 1988 and she is wearing “Mom jeans.” The gist of this part of the song and video is that she is...
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