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Updated…How are kids and teens with ADHD different?
Dr. Barkley’s theories suggest that ADHD is a disorder not only of attention, but of executive functioning as well. Executive functioning describes a set of cognitive abilities involved in controlling and regulating other abilities and behaviors. Such functions are necessary in initiating goal-directed behavior, suppressing impulses arising from lower brain centers, and planning future behavior.
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New Tool: ADHD Resource Page
We found that our most-viewed teaching series of 2011 was our series from 2010 on ADHD and Spiritual Development.
In order to make it easy for new friends to find what appears to have been a useful resource for blog readers, we’ve created a page containing links to the entire blog series along with two very useful resources for ministry leaders and parents. Continue reading →
How are Kids and Teens with ADHD Different?
Dr. Barkley’s theories suggest that ADHD is a disorder not only of attention, but of executive functioning as well. Executive functioning describes a set of cognitive abilities involved in controlling and regulating other abilities and behaviors. Such functions are necessary in initiating goal-directed behavior, suppressing impulses arising from lower brain centers, and planning future behavior. Continue reading →
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Tagged ADHD, Key Ministry, Russell Barkley Ph.D., spiritual development, Stephen Grcevich MD, William Hathaway Ph.D.
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