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Effects of Stress and Trauma: ADHD, Depression, Bipolar, ODD (1)

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Uploaded by on Jan 21, 2010

For more information and resources please visit her facebook page or www.drmelrose.com.

Dr. Regalena Reggie Melrose is the author of several books including, You Can Heal Your Child: A Guide for Parents of Misdiagnosed, Stressed, Traumatized, and Otherwise Misunderstood Children (2009). Her trilogy of books for educators provide understanding and intervention for the growing number of students who continue to be misunderstood by todays educational, medical, and mental health communities. Dr. Melrose travels the continent speaking to parents, educators, medical professionals, and mental health practitioners regarding the effects of stress and trauma on the brain, learning, and behavior. Visit www.drmelrose.com to learn more about her work and publications.

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  • thank you. :) 

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  • Damn..this is super helpful...thanks, poster!!  I really need this.

  • I spent from 1963 to 1980 out of the zone.Lot's of violence,trama and stress in my childhood.

  • Hell is other people. All abuse and wrongs are caused by other people. Other people are natural object. Stress is the natural response to natural events, not un-natural events. Best not to say that these are unnatural events, saying this in itself will will increase stress.

  • You are using "right" a lot. But, video is great. :)

  • 1:00 BINGO My "add" was cured with neurofeedback. My brain was traumatized from living with abusive parents.

  • excellent!

  • I've been through a lot in my life and have been very successful in dealing with bipolar disorder... of all the kind words I've ever received, "natural responses for unnatural events" stands out as the most forgiving, because it's the most true.

  • "the natural responses for unnatural events"

    powerful and important insight!

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