In the video clip Dr. Don Blackerby discusses the internal experience of a student with ADD. He describes how the student interprets the world around them and the struggles they encounter in school.

For more information about how to help students struggling in school, contact Penn Henthorn at Success Skill, Inc. (405) 562-6670 or (800) 679-6015 or email him at info@nlpok.com.

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If you want another experience of Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) or ADHD and can create the opportunity, get into groups of 5-6 participants. To start, each participant takes 1-2 minutes to list about 10 simple nouns or actions on a sheet of paper. Hopefully, the words on each sheet will be somewhat different. The words should be words like: book, rain, run, swim, rock, man, child, cry, laugh, horse, etc. Designate three of the participants as "touchers". Designate one person as the "student" or "client" who wants to experience Attention Deficit Disorder ...<< MORE >>

Previously in one of the "Rediscover the Joy of Learning" Certification Trainings, I was teaching how I used EFT with students when it dawned on me that I had added a wrinkle or two. When I looked closer at what I was doing, I realized I had developed a new and quicker way to change limiting beliefs. The structure of how to change limiting beliefs starts with creating doubt in the old limiting belief and then introducing the new belief and energizing it. Beliefs are held in place by their emotional investment. ...<< MORE >>

It is my belief, that the ADD Behavioral Symptoms are driven by the high level of negative emotions, stress and anxiety. Much of the time when the emotions are relieved with EFT (as in the case above), the ADD Behavioral Symptoms go away. If they do not go away after tapping on the emotions supporting them, I may tap on the actual ADD Behavioral Symptom that is presenting itself. The most common ADD Behavioral Symptoms usually are: hyperactivity, impulsiveness, distractibility, disorganization, forgetfulness, and/or procrastination. Other behaviors may come up, such as talking too fast or not ...<< MORE >>

While there are many ways to use EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques) on Attention Deficit Disorder (A.D.D.), I find that I most often use EFT on three major areas—Emotions, A.D.D. Behavioral Symptoms, and Limiting Beliefs. This article is part 1 of 3, and is written for those who already have an understanding of NLP and EFT. To find out more about either of these topics go to www.nlpok.com. Part 1 - Emotions One of the debilitating characteristics of A.D.D. is the severe emotions that the A.D.D. symptoms generate in the individual and in others. Many ...<< MORE >>

Black Friday is right around the corner, are you ready? Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving when a large number of stores discount products to bring consumers into their establishment for holiday gift shopping. Some of these stores open their doors at midnight, and consumers will stand in lines waiting for the stores to open. If you want to get the ...<< MORE >>

It has been a year now since Don passed away. We want to thank all of you who have expressed your sympathy for our loss and shared your memories of Don with us. It has been a great comfort to me and our family to hear how Don as touched your lives... << MORE >>