Changing Children's Behavior in School
Some kids with learning difficulties develop behavior problems that increase their risk of failure. Learn how you can help.
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Behavior
Risky Behavior in Teens With AD/HD
Psychologist Sam Goldstein describes the kinds of risky behaviors teens with AD/HD often engage in.
Five strategies for dealing with your child's "bad" behavior
Does it seem like your child is being stubborn or ignoring you on purpose? Learn how to better understand and cope with his behavior.
Reinforcing small changes in your child's behavior
Are you baffled about how to manage your child's difficult behavior? Remember that each step he takes toward better behavior is a move in the right direction.
Strategies for Managing Your Child's Resistant Behavior
An expert explains how to manage resistance by identifying the purpose a behavior serves for a child.
A Therapist Answers Parents' Questions about Problem Behavior
Parents raise issues ranging from homework hassles, to school avoidance, to oppositional behavior in their kids with learning and attention problems.
It Worked: Getting Help to Deal With a Child's Aggression
What felt like a drastic measure to these weary parents, turned out to be just the right approach.
Research Trends: The Daily Life Of Children With AD/HD and Their Moms
An expert interprets a unique study that maps the daily living challenges of mothers and their kids with AD/HD
Risky Sexual Relationships in Teens With LD or AD/HD
Teens with LD and/or AD/HD are vulnerable when it comes to sex. An expert tells parents how to educate, not alienate, their teens.
Encouraging Your Child With Learning Disabilities to Follow the Rules
You've discovered that yelling and punishment don't work. An expert tells you what does.
