If your child has been labeled hyperactive or as having attention-deficit disorder (ADD / ADHD) or any other learning disability, we think you will find this book of great interest. Within it, we present compelling evidence that effectively challenges the current medical diagnosis and treatment of hyperactivity, ADD / ADHD, and many other behavioral and learning problems. If you have found that your life is dominated by the constant disruptive behavior of a child, we will provide you with a simple, logical and accurate explanation of the major causes of this behavior, and we will offer you effective methods to eliminate behavior problems WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS!

STOPPING ADHD

Part One
What Is the Real Problem?
Summary

1.	The Real Problem The Behaviors of ADHD Children The Discomfort of ADHD Children The Source of Discomfort
2.	The Symmetric Tonic Neck Reflex Early Childhood Development The Role of the Symmetric Tonic Neck Reflex The Importance of Crawling to the Maturation of the STNR Reasons for Not Crawling Long Enough and Properly: Genetic and Environmental A Consequence of the "Back to Sleep" Movement: Not Crawling Long Enough and Properly The Consequences of Not Crawling Long Enough and Properly
3.	Looking for Clues to the Real Problem Medical (Mis)Diagnosis and (Mis)Treatment STNR Children in Favorite Positions - Postural Clues Body Language as a Postural Clue
4.	Psychological Consequences of an Immature STNR Poor Peer Relationships Low Self-Esteem Frustration, Avoidance, and Aggression Inflexibility

Part Two
How to Work Around the Real Problem
Summary

5.	School Problems Comfort and Attention Span Writing (Dysgraphia) Reading and Spelling (Dyslexia) Math (Dyscalculia) Art and Music Physical Education Accelerated and Enrichment Classes
6.	Sports Problems Baseball Basketball Volleyball Football Swimming Wrestling Hockey Soccer Skiing Golf and Tennis Summary
7.	Problems at Home Mealtime Homework After-School Fatigue or Overactivity Music Lessons Family Recreation, Games, and Television
8.	Problems in Public Settings Traveling Restaurants Religious Services The Doctor's Office Barbershops and Beauty Salons Spectator Events

Part Three
How to Solve the Real Problem
Summary

9.	The STNR Exercises Getting Ready General Directions The Exercises How to Know When the Reflex is Matured
10.	Exercises to Follow the Reflex Program Gross Motor Exercises Fine Motor Exercises

Conclusion

Appendixes

1.	To Drug or Not to Drug Abridged Glossary of Medical Terms
2.	Questions and Answers
3.	Results of a Study Putting the STNR Program in Action in an Elementary School