Warwick Dyer says:-   "I believe it is vital that Parents with children diagnosed with ADHD or who suspect it must make sure that they have a proven non-confrontational way of changing 'bad' behavior."

"Bad behavior can become chronic even when children have no diagnosed reason for it;   especially when parents responses do not follow a careful plan.   All the more reason for parents of ADHD children to have a clear idea of the techniques needed to change 'bad' behavior."

[ The   Mercury's Child   e-book can go a long way to informing ADHD parents of the precise strategies needed to change the "bad" behavior associated with ADHD. ]

Yes.   Often professionals working with ADHD advise parents to obtain behavior management training.   If you are currently a patient or a client of another professional courtesy requires that you speak to them first.

Warwick Dyer has a website here   Behaviorchange.com.   He has had four award winning TV programmes in the UK documenting the success of his work with "bad behavior"   Channel 4 "Cutting Edge" awards.     His work has also been recognised in the national press. 

Warwick Dyer works with all clients personally and will consult with you and then work with you in any part of the world.   Have a careful look at this page on his website for the way he works and the fees involved.   New clients need to be committed to changing their own responses to their children's behavior.

Getting in touch with him is simple - just email or phone - but first, please, have a careful look at the website for the way in which he works and the fees involved.

Remember also that you can get a clear idea of the techniques behind his successful work by downloading his detailed ebook here. 
                                                                                                   

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