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AD/HD and teenagers  Explain different behaviours in adolescents with attention deficit disorder (ADD), with or without hyperactivity. Propose different ways for parents to adopt and intervene. Source: Learning Disabilities Association of Canada (LDAC) Challenging behaviours  An introduction to challenging behaviours of people with Alzheimer disease, which can include wandering, restlessness, repeated actions, suspicion, inappropriate sexual behaviour, and aggression. Source: Alzheimer Society of Canada Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in kids  Describes the three types of attention-deficit disorders and their symptoms in children. Discusses environmental stressors and situations which may cause similar problems. Gives suggestions for how to help a young person with an attention-deficit disorder and identifies sources of additional help. Source: BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information Bullying in the workplace  Examines the issue of bullying in the workplace. Profiles typical perpetrators and targets of workplace bullying. Outlines the effects of bullying, and the advantages of implementing workplace policies, which address this issue. Provides examples of workplace violence definitions which mention bullying. Source: Canada Safety Council (CSC) From: Occupational safety and health Bullying in the workplace  Describes workplace bullying and its effects on the individual and the workplace. Provides examples, and offers suggestions on what can be done if a worker feels bullied, or subjected to any form of harassment. Outlines what the employer can do, and what a workplace violence prevention program involves. Source: Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) From: OSH answers Centre of knowledge information pamphlets  Presents a list of pamphlets that help parents understand attention, behaviour, mood, and anxiety problems. Suggests how parents can best help their children. Source: Offord Centre for Child Studies   Children's mental health facts: children and adolescents with conduct disorder  Describes conduct disorder, the symptoms, prevalence, and risk factors. Discusses types of help available and suggests what parents and other caregivers can do to help children with the problem. Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) From: International resource Conduct disorder in children and adolescents  Defines what conduct disorder is in children and youth and signs to recognize it. Explains why treatment is important and offers links for more information. Source: Children's Mental Health Ontario (CMHO) Documentaries & knowledge tools  Provides access to four documentaries on depression, behaviour disorders, anxiety, and psychosis in children and youth. Outlines the early signs, symptoms, coping strategies, and treatment of four mental disorders. Offers related print, video, and on-line resources. Includes ordering information. Source: British Columbia Ministry of Children and Family Development Effecting change: a cognitive behavioral approach to working with youths in custody  Offers the table of contents of a training manual for staff working with youths whose anti-social behaviour has brought them into custody facilities. The manual outlines the principles of cognitive-behavioural theory and how to apply related skills. Includes ordering information for the manual and an accompanying video. Source: Centre for Children and Families in the Justice System of the London Family Court Clinic
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