The Ritalin Is Not The Answer Action Guide: An Interactive Companion to the Bestselling Drug-Free ADD/ADHD Parenting Program
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David B. Stein, Ph.D., the author of the bestselling Ritalin Is Not the Answer, is a practicing clinical psychologist and professor of psychology at Longwood College and the father of two sons. His research and writings center on the diagnosis and treatment of attentional, behavioral, and motivational problems in children. For over twenty-five years he has conducted workshops, providing realistic, practical, and effective alternatives to Ritalin.

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Foreword.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction: Is This Book for You?

Part One: Preparation for the Caregivers Skills Program.

1. Questions to Ask the Doctor.

2. The True Facts Parents Are Not Being Told.

3. The Real Causes of IA-HM (ADD-ADHD).

4. Why the CSP Works.

Part Two: The Caregivers Skills Program.

5. CSP Step One: Targeting Behaviors.

6. CSP Step Two: Improving Desired Behaviorsby Reinforcement.

7. CSP Step Three: Understanding the Difference BetweenPunishment and Discipline.

8. CSP Step Four: Using a New Time Out.

9. CSP Step Five: Eliminating Lying and Aggressionby Removing Reinforcement.

10. CSP Step Six: Using the Daily Report Card Program.

Part Three: Beyond the Caregivers Skills Program11. Teaching Important Values.

12. Preventing the Creation of an IA-HM(ADD-ADHD) Child.

Resources for Parents.

References.

The Author.

Index.

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“…offers a way in which parents/carers can enable children and young people to take control of their behaviour…” (Youth & Policy, No. 83)"Offers parents of children diagnosed with ADD or ADHD an entire program for improving behavior and raising performance-without resorting to drugs. Dr. Stein offers much good practical advice."
Washington Times

"As a practicing pediatrician, I have been using Dr. Stein's book Ritalin is Not the Answer as an alternative to medication, and I have achieved great success with parents who prefer a non-medication approach.... Once you see results, as I have, your views on ADD/ADHD will inevitably begin to change."
—DuBose Ravenel, M.D., Cornerstone Pediatrics, Highpoint, North Carolina

"Shows Ritalin, a drug commonly used to treat ADHD in millions of young children, to be a dangerously addictive drug.... Anyone who acts as a caregiver for elementary-aged children diagnosed with ADHD should consider this perspective."
Youth Today

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