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The ABLE Development Group is constantly adding to and improving our website. Information is updated which should make this site more convenient and more valuable to you. The purpose of the ABLE Resource Room is to provide you with more information about a certain diagnosis.
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Why Use the ABLE Developmental Inventory?The answer may be in this short article.
A discussion of a landmark study (still in progress) with regards to multimodal treatment for ADHD.
Frequently overlooked in evaluating children for a behavior problem is a common condition termed Adjustment Disorder.
For the most part, ADHD Hyperactive/Impulsive and Combined types have highly visible characteristics that bring the child to the attention of medical providers at an early age. On the other hand, ADHD Inattentive Type (ADD) may be overlooked until the affected child is found to be struggling in school or showing signs of a mood or anxiety disorder
The Pediatric Psychopharmacology Autism Network published results of a study in New England Journal of Medicine by Research Group. Read more.
The economic and social impact of Conduct Disorder make it a high priority mental health problem. Read more.
The term used for an affected individual who repeatedly soils inappropriate places including clothing, with feces. It can be a voluntary or involuntary act.
The term used when an individual repeatedly urinates in bed or on clothing. There are three sub-types. Read more.
Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is a common mental disorder seen in childhood and adolescence. Read more.
P.D.D. is not generally considered to be associated with aggression. However, many children with P.D.D. come to mental health care professionals for aggressive behavior.
Repetitious movements often seen in children with Developmental and Emotional Disorders.
A Tic Disorder is listed separately in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) under the heading of those disorders frequently diagnosed in childhood. Actually, it is one of several disorders where abnormal movement plays a major role.