The Real Reason ADHD Kids Are Bossy, Defiant and Anxious


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The Real Reason ADHD Kids Are Bossy, Defiant and Anxious

Does your child with ADHD act bossy or defiant, control games and outcomes, or express obsessive-compulsive tendencies? Does he or she suffer from anxiety?

I have to admit that I'm a geekI get excited when I uncover some unique insight into human nature. Last week, I was conducting an in-home consultation with a family who was struggling with an extremely active, impulsive child with ADHD. . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)

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