Hyperactivity in the Indian family. Part 3

Part III of the trilogy "Managing hyperactivity as a lifelong condition in the Indian family" concludes with the strategies and suggestions about learning to manage and channelize all the abundant reservoirs of energy into socially appropriate channels so that the child leads a happier and peaceful life in the long run. Read ahead as the trilogy comes to a conclusion drawing some insights and attention to the interventions and management for the ADHD kids, adolescents and adults who have been vulnerable to these symptoms and possibly feel stigmatized by the labels that the world uses for them.

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Author is an academician & trained psychotherapist, specialized in the study of several topics in subject of behavioral psychology with academic work experience of 25 years and has especially worked closely with adolescent age group. Her clinical practice in the area of personal and vocational guidance has culminated in her center titled Cheers2.

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Part III of the trilogy Managing hyperactivity as a lifelong condition in the Indian family concludes with the strategies and suggestions about learning to manage and channelize all the abundant reservoirs of energy into socially appropriate channels so that the child leads a happier and peaceful life in the long run. Read ahead as the trilogy comes to a conclusion drawing some insights and attention to the interventions and management for the ADHD kids, adolescents and adults who have been vulnerable to these symptoms and possibly feel stigmatized by the labels that the world uses for them.