Artículos

James M. Swanson, Ph.D. I. Introduction. DSM-IV uses “phenomenological” rather than “etiological” subtypes of ADHD, but in DSM-V, an emphasis on etiology has been promised. Genetic and environmental etiologies have been proposed to account for the behavioral and...

Anne Teeter Ellison, Ed.D. CHADD President “CHADD (Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is the nation's leading non-profit organization serving individuals with AD/HD and their families.” Initially founded in 1987 by Dr. Harvey Parker,...

Jodi Sleeper-Triplett, MCC For many children and teens with AD/HD, coaching helps them learn techniques to be more focused, stay on task, and improve time management and organizational skills.  These skills are the building blocks for success in the future. By...

David Rabiner, Ph.D., Olafur Palsson, Psy.D., and Peter Freer, M.S.Ed. What is neurofeedback? Due to increasing coverage in major publications like Discover, Time and Newsweek, neurofeedback has become a popular, albeit controversial, intervention used for the...

Gerald Erenberg, M.D. Dr. Armando Filomeno —who had talked with Dr. Gerald Erenberg about atomoxetine in November 2002, at the biennial Tourette Syndrome Association meeting in the US—  recently asked the distinguished pediatric neurologist for an article about his...

BREVE INFORMACIÓN BIOGRÁFICA SOBRE EL AUTOR Y EL LIBRO El Dr. Armando Filomeno Edwards inició sus estudios de medicina  en  San Fernando (Universidad de San Marcos) y los concluyó —como alumno fundador— en la Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia. Recibió el Premio de...