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1 BRIEF interventions : ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (Non Pharmacologic Approaches) BI-PED PROJECT ( BRIEF interventions : PEDIATRICS) Emotional Health Committee Maryland Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics Linda Grossman While children must demonstrate sufficient symptoms of impulsivity/ HYPERACTIVITY and/or inattention/distractibility compared to their cognitive and gender age mates in order to receive a diagnosis of ADHD, the other symptoms that these youngsters demonstrate can be quite variable. interventions should be tailored to the specific problems of the individual child.
1 BRIEF INTERVENTIONS: ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (Non Pharmacologic Approaches) BI-PED PROJECT (BRIEF INTERVENTIONS: PEDIATRICS) Emotional Health Committee Maryland Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics
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