re:adhd: Getting Help in this Forum

Our forum here is devoted to discussions about the psychology of cyberspace, but I understand how this difficult situation is driving you to look for help wherever you think you might find it. It sounds like you need to find a mental health professional who is familiar with ADHD. Look in the phone book. Look on Mental Health Net for information. Talk to friends, relatives, your family doctor. Get recommendations for a psychologist or psychiatrist. Visit a few to see which one might be most helpful for you and your son..... Good luck! I hope things work out OK.

Visitors! Please note that this forum is not devoted to general discussions about mental health - altho the topic of mental health AND CYBERSPACE is fair game. If you post a message looking for help, leave your email address so people with useful information can contact you directly. I will leave your message up for a few days, but then must delete it. This page for this forum is getting quite large, requiring a long download for some people, so I must remove posts that don't directly pertain to our topic.

I may leave up this thread in reaction to the adhd message because some people find it interesting as a example of how people interact in cyberspace.

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Re JOHN'S reply to Adhd: Read HERE'S HELP!, by Aussie boy, 4/11/99 getting help in this forum, by John, 4/11/99 to John - Re:getting help in this forum, by who cares?, 5/1/99 Your right! who cares?, by Dale R. Smith, 5/1/99 Psychology of Cyberspace, by Dale R. Smith, 5/1/99 "Me" on the internet, by John, 5/2/99 Re: (people), by Tatiana Matveeva (Inity), 5/6/99 Re: "Me" Cyber Complex, by C. Tupper, 5/10/99 Re: seemingly invisibleness, by mustafa ussakli, 8/27/99 Re: seemingly invisibleness, by John, 8/28/99 Re: seemingly invisibleness, by Sharon, 11/2/99 Re: seemingly invisibleness, by John, 11/5/99

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