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Integrated Treatment Helps Children with ADHD and AnxietyApril 23, 2012 • By A GoodTherapy.org News Summary
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) usually appears in children at an early age. Parents of ADHD children struggle to help their children with everyday tasks and academic assignments. Many of these children are unable to complete their homework and find difficulty with routine responsibilities, posing a tense and frustrating situation for both the parent and the child. A number of children who have ADHD also have symptoms of other psychological problems, with nearly 25% of them meeting the clinical requirements for both ADHD and anxiety. Understanding which condition, the anxiety or the ADHD, is at the root of the child's behavior is imperative for parents. Strategies that might help address the symptoms of ADHD may exacerbate the anxiety in these children, and vice versa.
To add to the scant research exploring the effectiveness of integrated treatments for anxiety and ADHD in children, Matthew A. Jarrett of the Department of Psychology at the University of Alabama recently led a study that utilized two modified treatment approaches in eight children between the ages of 8 and 12 years with comorbid anxiety and ADHD. Jarrett used a 10-week approach based on The Defiant Child. The treatment included parent training, parent-child interaction improvement, and modifications that allowed for timeouts to reduce the anxiety associated with punishment and criticism. The second method was derived from the Cool Kids Program and entailed anxiety education, cognitive development, and exposure through games, rewards, repetition, and minimal writing assignments.
After 10 weeks of integrated treatment, the children realized significant reductions in ADHD symptoms, and smaller, more short-term reductions in symptoms of anxiety. All of the children met the clinical threshold for ADHD before the treatment. After treatment, only six of the eight remained in the clinical range, demonstrating a reduction of 25%. Jarrett believes that these findings show promise for children and parents who struggle with the challenges of these issues, but clearly, there is still more work to be done. He added, "Future studies will be needed to identify children who might best respond to such an integrated treatment protocol for ADHD and anxiety."
Jarrett, M. A., Ollendick, T. H. (2012). Treatment of comorbid attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and anxiety in children: A multiple baseline design analysis. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 80.2, 239-244.
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RandallApril 23rd, 2012 at 3:29 PM
That is truly some exciting news for families who are having to struggle with this! I know there are many parents of young school age children who will so happy to see this. I feel sometimes like those who are supposed to be helping the kids take a one shot approach to treating ADHD, and if that doe not work, then oh well, that's all they can do for them. This kind of research though shows that you may have to try two or three different approaches, see how they can be used and blended together to create that perfect unique recipe that is going to work for each specific child. The real lesson here is to never give up, there is something out there for everyone, it just might take a little trial and error to figure out what it is for each of us.
Marissa DavisApril 23rd, 2012 at 5:31 PM
The keys to this approach are bound to be the parent training and the reteaching the children and parents how to effectively communicate and interact with one another. So much of this always gets lost in the shuffle, and while we are so busy trying to improve the behavior in the classroom little thought is given to how all of this efefcts the behavior and the relationships at home. This could be such a big help who are in this situation, and a great way to grow better communication between not only the families, but also them with the teachers too.
kaYlaApril 24th, 2012 at 4:08 AM
seeing as how my child has both anxiety attacks as well as adhd, I am going to call his pediatrician and have her give me some thoughts as to whether a str=ategy such as this could be beneficial for him.
martinApril 25th, 2012 at 12:01 AM
hmm,we speak of how it can be tough to handle a child with ADHD.but let us spare a thought for these little souls too.they must be feeling so different with everybody else treating them out of the ordinary and seeing their peers be able to perform a variety of tasks that can be quite a challenge to them.
this would definitely pose a risk of anxiety in these kids and anxiety especially at a young age can really trigger years of such an experience while getting rid of it becomes more and more tougher.
so to identify and attack anxiety in children with ADHD sounds great and is bound to be benefit scores of children.
ChristineAugust 27th, 2013 at 7:26 AM
This is very helpful to parents out there who has children with anxiety. Great article!
AdityaDecember 2nd, 2013 at 4:43 AM
Children with ADHD are especially vulnerable to anxiety, but unfortunately, many adults tend to be under the impression that only grownups can suffer from anxiety. The average ADHD child, if not suitably treated, will invariably begin falling behind in terms of school work, and this can often lead to the child being ridiculed or taunted. Even if parents and teachers are aware of the child's disorder, other children, and especially the younger ones, are rarely very understanding, and when the adhd child fails tests and/or exams, when most of the other kids pass, taunting is usually the order of the day.
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It isn't a black and white issue...multiple components can be broken down for energy at the same time.
people think sleeping, they think catabolism.
But it isn't the "I'm starving, i've had nothing to eat for days" catabolism, it isnt even the catabolism that fires up after we haven't eaten for more than a few hours. In this type of catabolism, cortisol levels are increased slightly in the case of post prandial, and largely in the case of starvation. cortisol is a metabolism "booster" it helps get energy stored in the body, broken down quickly for body uptake. Cortisol is massively released in a "fight or flight" situation to give the body a large supply of internal energy. When at rest in a post prandial catabolic state, it isn't released in significant amounts above basal, as the body doesn't have need for significant amounts of energy. Cortisol also has another (very intuitive) characteristic. It targets energy stored in Storage cells before it targets energy in the protiens of muscle cells. If your stores are sufficient, you can get through a large cortisol spike without seeing any significant reduction in functional body cells. Only when cortisol is released chronically and your stores are perpetually depleted (think over training marathoner) do we see muscle catabolism.
Sleeping catabolism is different, it is largely based on recycling and renewing our cells, while providing a for a far reduced overnight energy requirement. During the night and especially during sleep Cortisol is at its lowest level, only when the birds start chirping does our body hit us with a spike of cortisol to "boost" our metabolism back into life as we wake up. If the rest of our day is largely uneventful and stress free this could be the largest cortisol levels we see for the day.
Don't buy into the Hype guys cortisol is NORMAL, if your doing normal things, cortisol will not worry your body. Cortisol is another tool in the shed at your bodies disposal. If you manage to leg it from a robber you can thank cortisol for the win. If you can't eat for a few days because your sick, you can thank cortisol for keeping you out of the hospital. Only when your doing abnormal things like chronic cardio or long term abnormal dietary configuring (eg VLC, very low calorie etc) will cortisol be left with no option but to start hacking into your muscles.
People must really not trust their bodies to be doing the right thing, that they think something as normal as going to bed will lead to abnormal body destruction.
A little primal gem - My Success Story
Weight lost in 4 months - 29kg (64 lbs)
you dont need casein powder, and you dont need to replenish anything at night as long as you are meeting your macros and cals by days end - more specifically getting enough protein - 1 gram per lb weight, and eating wholesome foods, etc
I use to buy into those supps, not really needed, perhaps BCAA if you lift, thats about it IF your eating right that is - Paleo, etc
preworkout meal, and similarly, exercising after a meal).


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1. Interstellar
Director: Christopher Nolan
Release Date: November 7
Matthew McConaughey continues his reinvigorated career in the latest from Oscar-nominated director Christopher Nolan. Also included in the star-studded cast are Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, and (of course) Michael Caine. From the trailer, we learn the film is set on a near-dystopian Earth where food has run out. The only way to save mankind is to find a new home elsewhere. Will it be plausible? Who knows, but I dare you to watch that trailer without getting chills. Just look how scared Anne Hathaway is.
2. Wild
Director: Jean-Marc Vallée
Release Date: December 5
Speaking of reinvigorated careers, Reese Witherspoon seems to be on the cusp of a second Best Actress statue in this adaptation of a memoir from Cheryl Strayed. Witherspoon plays Strayed, a woman struggling with the traumatic loss of her mother and an impending divorce. In an effort to recover, she embarks on a 1,100-mile hike. Witherspoon will not only get to stretch her acting abilities by appearing completely solo onscreen in the brutal outdoors, but also through the countless flashbacks we see in the trailer of Cheryl's broken life. Could this be the movie of her career? I think yes.
3. Foxcatcher
Director: Bennett Miller
Release Date: November 14
Much to my surprise, an unrecognizable Steve Carell goes completely dark and dramatic in this chilling true story of John du Pont and his trainee Mark Schultz (Channing Tatum). The film, from director Bennett Miller (Capote, Moneyball), received rave reviews at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival that mostly praised Carell's and Tatum's transformative performances. And the trailer makes this very obvious, especially in the last few seconds.
4. Fury
Director: David Ayer
Release Date: November 14
Brad Pitt headlines this war film set in 1945 near the end of WWII. With a ragtag team of soldiers (Logan Lerman, Shia LaBeouf, Jon Bernthal, etc.), Pitt leads his men on a dangerous mission behind enemy lines. David Ayer (Training Day, End of Watch) is sure to bring the action once again, but I'm betting on the tragic performances from some pretty great actors.
5. Unbroken
Director: Angelina Jolie
Release Date: December 25
Adapted from the bestseller of the same name, Unbroken chronicles the true story of Olympic runner and WWII survivor Louis Zamperini. The biopic, directed by Angelina Jolie (In the Land of Blood and Honey) (Lol jk it's Angelina Jolie), is sure to get awards voters talking before the film is even released. Zamperini's incredibly epic and moving story is enough to get a swarm of nominations, including a few for relative newcomer Jack O'Connell who takes on the lead role.
6. Boyhood
Director: Richard Linklater
Release Date: July 18
This groundbreaking drama was filmed over a span of 12 years with the same cast, which includes Ethan Hawke, Ellar Coltrane (the titular "boy") and Patricia Arquette. I mean, Coltrane is really going to age onscreen before our eyes over a long period of time in the course of one movie (that's, like, cinematic history). Not only is that going to be quite a spectacle to behold, but it's going to evoke so much nostalgia for our own childhoods and the tumultuous journey of growing up. (Translation: Bring tissues.)
7. Two Days, One Night
Director: Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Release Date: TBA
Director Jean-Pierre Dardenne once again works alongside Marion Cotillard (he was a producer for Rust and Bone) in this movie about a struggling working-class Belgian woman (Cotillard). It topped many of critics' lists at Cannes this year for its earnest and relevant story of Sandra, a woman recovering from a stint of depression, who tries to convince her co-workers to give up their bonuses so she can keep her job. It could easily be nominated in the Best Foreign Film category, if only it finally had a US release date.
8. Gone Girl
Director: David Fincher
Release Date: October 3
David Fincher is the perfect fit to adapt Gillian Flynn's 2012 best-selling novel of the same name. Just like his Girl with the Dragon Tattoo of 2011, this film will surely be dubbed the feel-bad movie of the year. With Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike as the unhappy married couple and a creepy role perfect for Neil Patrick Harris, this film will definitely be buzzed about come awards season. Not to mention that everyone and their mother is excited to see this dark and twisty story onscreen.
9. Magic in the Moonlight
Director: Woody Allen
Release Date: July 25 (limited), August 3 (everywhere)
Woody Allen's latest is sure to bring the laughs yet again, and obviously the awards. If not for its prominent writer/director, than most definitely for Emma Stone in what's sure to be her most charming role yet. In it she plays a self-proclaimed psychic who bewitches anyone she comes across (duh, it's Emma Stone), including the Englishman (Colin Firth) in charge of debunking her. Blue Jasmine was quite the Oscar vehicle last year, and I'm sure Magic in the Moonlight will follow in its footsteps.
10. Whiplash
Director: Damien Chazelle
Release Date: October 10 (limited)
This little film about a nearly sadistic music teacher (J.K. Simmons) made quite an impression at Sundance this year, even earning the top audience and grand jury awards. Simmons has been praised for the performance of his lifetime, and star-in-the-making Miles Teller makes a splash as rising drummer Andrew. It may not make waves at the box office, but it likely will during awards season.
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Rice grower clinic Thursday
The LSU AgCenter is currently conducting a series of rice clinics throughout the rice-growing areas of Louisiana to help farmers help prepare for the upcoming crop year.
This Thursday, Jan. 9, the clinic will be at the LSU AgCenter Acadia Parish Extension Office, located at 157 Cherokee Dr., beginning at 8 a.m. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. with coffee and donuts being served.
Soybean farmers are encouraged to attend as well as the clinic will discuss their crop as well.
Steve Linscombe, director of the LSU AgCenter Rice Research Station, said farmers will be able to get advice about key decisions they must make early in the year, including variety selection and field preparations.
"Topics to be covered in the clinics will include controlling weeds, insects and diseases," Linscombe said. "We also will talk about our research to be conducted in 2014 for new variety development and agronomic practices, in addition to an economic outlook for rice."
The sessions will be held on the following dates:
County Agent Barrett Courville will welcome those in attendance and introduce the guests speakers at the meeting's outset. That will be followed by a business meeting of the Acadia Rice Growers.
The events remaining schedule is as follows:
8:30 a.m. - 8:50 a.m.: Dr. Steve Linscombe, rice breeder with the LSU AgCenter Rice Experiment Station will discuss rice variety for 2014.
8:50 a.m. - 9:10 a.m.: Dr. Johnny Saichuk, a rice specialist with the LSU AgCenter, will discuss rice production practices.
9:10 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.: Dr. Eric Webster will deliver a rice weed control update.
9:30 a.m. - 9:50 a.m.: Dr. Don Growth, a pathologist at the Rice Experiment Station, will deliver a rice disease control update.
10 a.m. - 10:20 a.m.: Dr. Dustin Harrell, a agronomist at the Rice Experiment Station, will give the rice fertility update.
10:20 a.m. - 10:40 a.m.: Dr. Mike Stout, an entomologist with the LSU AgCenter will discuss rice insect control.
10:40 a.m. - 11 a.m.: Dr. Ron Levy, a soybean specialist with the LSU AgCenter, will discuss soybean production practices.
11 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.: Dr. Kurt Guidry, a corp economist with the LSU AgCenter, will discuss the rice and soybean market.
12:30 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.: County Agents Barrett Courville and Francis Guidry will discuss worker protection standard and drift control.
Those who require private pesticide re-certification should know that the price has gone up from $25 to $40.
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Jon Favreau to Direct Film Remake of The Lion King
The movie will include the classic songs by Elton John and Tim Rice.
Arden Children's Theatre Presents the World Premiere of Greg Bank's The Jungle Book
Arden Theatre continues its 27th season tonight with a new version of Rudyard Kipling's classic.
Christopher Walken Will Channel His Inner Orangutang in Disney's Live-Action Jungle Book
Additional star casting has been announced for the latest film remake of Rudyard Kipling's classic jungle tales.
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The new film comes on the heels of the premiere of Disney Theatrical Productions' stage-musical version of the story directed by Mary Zimmerman.
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Ben Judd Says No Online Play In BC: Rearmed Was Right Choice
Producer originally wanted it, but was talked down due to the 'huge risk' involved.
Co-op play was a brand new feature in Bionic Commando: Rearmed, but an online version was conspiciously absent. Fans cried out, but producer Ben Judd thinks it was the right choice.
Ben Judd discusses the issue in an in-depth BC: Rearmed postmortem for Gamasutra, arguing that "the additional pains" of online play would not have been worth the additional sales. Online play has been an issue with downloadable titles before, with bugs plaguing Castle Crashers and Mr. Driller Online, among others.
For his part, Judd originally wanted online co-op, but GRIN "knew that adding online would be a huge amount of risk, and as we got into the arduous submission phase, I realised how right they were."
So for those who wanted online multiplayer in BC: Rearmed, the price could have potentially been a longer wait, bugginess or both. Regardless, even without online multiplayer, BC: Rearmed didn't do too badly for itself. Not too bad at all.
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I can understand why people would be very disappointedPosted: May 07, 2009 12:00AM PST by dwytpony
I could empathize with them. This game would have been great with online co-op play but seeing with how much stuff Grin (the developers) had on their plate (Wanted, Terminator, andthe now-gen Bionic Commando) they would probably be rushing out the online portion for Re-armed. They would have loved to put it up but it would've been buggy as heck and I'm sure that's time and money Capcom was going to be losing. Capcom (represented by Ben Judd) would have pushed them to rush it out and be hella buggy and at the same time it would've risked pushing back the next Bionic Commando game even further (the Re-armed team were being re-assimilated into the Bionic Commando team-proper after the project).
Well, some people can sometimes have a hard time understanding how much these developers work their asses off to give us these games so it really can't be helped. Sure they probebly know it, even acknowledge it but despite that they would still complain of not being able to get what they want.
Hmm... That same excuse does not work in school...Posted: Jan 28, 2009 12:00AM PST by Darth Chuby
So, basically, we didn't do it because it's hard to do... We would have had to work a LOT more than we did!... catch my drift?
I got my copy of BC rearmed, I thought it was a great remake, and I had fun with it for a couple of weeks before I got bored and left it... But then, xmas came and with it a lot of cousins... We tried BC:Rearmed and had a LOT OF FUN playing co-op... That's when i realised that this game just HAD TO BE PLAYED LIKE THIS!!!...
My cousins all wanted to buy it, until I said there was no online co-op... That broke the deal for them... And you know what? You already have my money, but it's also a deal breaker for me... I simply won't touch the title unless there's someone next to me ready to play it... I could be doing that EVERY DAY in xbox live, but noooooo....
It's just "too much effort"... right?
Online? Not for me.Posted: Jan 27, 2009 12:00AM PST by A.I_Impaired
Co-op with someone sitting next to me is where its at. I enjoy the absence of a clunky online interface.
I adore this remake. Its damn near perfect.
I get it...Posted: Jan 27, 2009 12:00AM PST by AgitatorAcadamia
I completely understand the reasons for no online play. I saw the financial and technical consequences leading up to the game's release in preview discussions of the game. However, I have to admit to missing the feature.
Though in the end, I really enjoyed the hell out of the game. Didn't quite finish it but I need to return to it. I gave my younger brother, (now 27), some MS Points for Xmas and told him to buy BC: Rearmed with some of them. He did and I get a text the week he got it saying "Damn is it Hard!". This from the kid that schooled me through SNES Street Fighters and ripped through some of the hardest of the 8-bit Mega Mans with me back in the day. I guess we age funny and early as gamers...
couldn't ask for morePosted: Jan 27, 2009 12:00AM PST by shabs
BC: Rearmed is such an astoundingly polished game that any decision that was made to maintain that level of quality was probably the right one. I wish the games I pay $60 for had as much attention to detail and reverance for the medium as part of their development process.


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