The Centers for Family Change is pleased to announce the latest offering in our half day conference series:                             

 ”ADHD: The latest findings on evaluation and treatment.”

This conference is for professionals who work with children, adolescents and adults with ADHD.  It will examine the latest findings on ADHD and review the implication of these new findings for evaluation and treatment. Please see the conference flyer, reproduced below,  for details and information on registration:

ADHD: The latest findings on evaluation and treatment

          The volume of research and new information on ADHD can, at times, be overwhelming. This presentation will examine current research and thinking on ADHD and discuss the implications of these findings for understanding ADHD and working with those diagnosed with ADHD. Particular emphasis will be placed on new treatment approaches and strategies for working with children and adolescents with ADHD. The latest research on medication and non-medication based treatments will be examined. The implications of this research for addressing both behavioral and academic difficulties related to ADHD will be discussed.

Speaker:           Peter Perrotta, PhD

 Dr. Perrotta is the President of Centers for Family Change. He has specialized in the evaluation and treatment of ADHD for over 20 years.

 When:             Tuesday February 23rd, 2010, 12pm-3pm

                        (registration and box lunch pick up 11:30-12pm)

Where:            2901 Butterfield Road, southeast corner of  Butterfield and Meyers. First floor conference room.

                        Go to: www.centersforfamilychange.com for directions.

Cost:                $25.00, includes 3 CEU’s  & box lunch.

To register: call 630 586-9991 or email us at cffcfamily@sbcglobal.net. Send payment to: Centers for Family Change, 2907 Butterfield Rd., St 240 Oakbrook, IL 60523.

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