ADHD and Restlessness webpage view | donate | free newsletters | share Dear Keith, Jillian was identified as having ADHD when she was a junior in high school. Was she upset about this? On the contrary! In fact, she was relieved. Finally, she had an explanation for being what she describes as restless and impulsive in her high school classrooms. At a very young age, you’re taught to raise your hand when you want to participate…This idea made perfect sense to me; in reality, though, I would blurt out the answer or comment on a topic as if there were no other students in the classroom. Over time, Jillian developed strategies that helped her succeed. Find out how she managed her “internal restlessness” in high school and college. Sincerely, The NCLD Team P.S. Unclear about the difference between ADHD and ADD? Get the facts here. 381 Park Avenue South, Suite 1401 | New York, NY 10016 Ph: 212.545.7510 | Fax: 212.545.9665 | Toll-free: 888.575.7373 National Center for Learning Disabilities © 2013 All rights reserved. NCLD is listed by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All gifts made to NCLD are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law. Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend | Donate | Free Newsletters nonprofit software
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