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Uploaded 02/28/2008
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Publisher TVF International
44min
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ADHD: Out of Control Kids

This poignant film examines the lives of people who suffer from ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). The programme shows the reality of dealing with children so difficult they can barely interact with their peers, let alone family members. The film also feature adult sufferers who have had to live with the disorder, undiagnosed for much of their lives and the different methods of dealing with ADHD such as drugs, life management, natural remedies and counselling.
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