Volume 1, #4   October 2002

Welcome to our 4th online issue!

Membership in NCGI is growing rapidly. Our goal is for the majority of women diagnosed with ADHD to become active members. Please send us the name and email address of anyone you know who may be interested in receiving ADDvance Online and joining NCGI. We’ll be happy to send them a complimentary issue of ADDvance Online so that they can know more about our mission and what we have to offer. Click here to send us an email about women we should contact.

NCGI Membership Benefits

We want to remind you about the numerous benefits of membership, in addition to receiving this monthly e-zine, so that you can be sure to take advantage of all of them!

• 10% discount on featured books

  See our “New Resources/Publications” section, in this issue, for information on our new audiotape – Gender Issues and AD/HD featuring Patricia Quinn, M.D. and Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D.

  NCGI members will automatically receive a 10% discount on this 4 hour recording – regular price $29.95, NCGI members’ price only $26.95.

• Discounts on workshops and seminars sponsored by NCGI

  Stay tuned! Drs. Quinn and Nadeau are in the early stages of planning a Gender Issues and AD/HD conference to be held in Washington, DC next April. NCGI members will receive a 10% discount on registration.

• A members-only login area on the NCGI website where you will
  have access to downloadable monographs, articles, and other information for parents, women, educators, and mental health professionals.

• Members-only Archive - Access to all back issues of ADDvance Online

Professional membership also includes:

• A website listing in NCGI’s national list of professionals who have
  clinical experience in treating women and girls with ADHD

Next: A “Gender Track” at next year’s CHADD annual conference in Denver? >>

Vol. 1, #4,
October 2002

• Front Page -Welcome to our 4th online issue!
  
  
• A “Gender Track” at next year’s CHADD annual conference in Denver?
  
  
• The Night Before Order
  
  
• PMDD in Women with AD/HD:
  Is It Real or Just Alphabet Soup?
  
  
• Diagnosing ADHD in Preschool Girls
  
  
• Gender Research
  
  
• Healthy Habits and AD/HD: Food for Thought
  
  
• New Resources/ Publications