Parent Guide

ADD / ADHD Breakthrough is about transforming children struggling with learning challenges to succeed at school and in life. Clearly you can see these children are intelligent, just stuck. Enza Lyons shares her insights of over 20 years of experience assisting parents and educators to help their children get along better at home, perform better at school and form healthy relationships. You will learn: What choices parents have to help their child ADHD drugs and alternative remedies Alternative ways to optimise brain development to increase concentration, focused attention, build self-esteem and achieve success Practical parenting strategies, nutrition, turning bad behaviour to cooperation, connecting through play, coping with stress in the family, improve ability to learn Identifying certain behaviours that you can change and assist you to figure out ways to minimise this disorder in your life so you and your family can live with order and harmony in your life more than ever. &quote;In Enza's clinic, the success stories are very impressive. I welcome her publication of her book as it enables the caring parents of ADD, ADHD children to have easy access to the latest research. The organisation of Enza's book makes topics so easy to find. As a mother, Enza knows how to convey information to other parents simply and directly. It is so easy to understand.&quote; Sandra Petersen B.Ed.A.P.D., Dip. Cl.H., Teacher &quote;Enza Lyons has designed a useful program for better focus, self-esteem and giving kids a break in school. The text strives to achieve a lifestyle balance for parents and their children, without the overuse of drugs in dealing with ADD and ADHD. Many of my readers are avid adventurers, where confidence and coordination are paramount - Enza's book is an adventure, reassessing the right balance between expectation, providing low-stress sensible programs for the benefit of happy families.&quote; Keith Smiley, Editor-In-Chief, Postcards Australia magazineThis book is packed with the latest information research. Although this book is targeted at the parents of ADD/ADHD children it is also a useful resource for teachers and others involved with care and education of children.