Monthly Archives: October 2017

China Krys Darrington Interviewed by the “Helping Parents Succeed” Podcast (Part 2 of 2)

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The Helping Parents Succeed Podcast Parent Aides, Case Aides, Case Managers, Foster Parents, Attorneys, Therapists, and Peer Mentors… joining together to see families preserved and strengthened.  In each episode, we aim to inform and inspire those who are in the trenches — on the front lines of child welfare. Episode […]

Helping Parents Succeed Podcast - From ParentBase (AZ)
Helping Parents Succeed Podcast - From ParentBase (AZ)

China Krys Darrington Interviewed by the “Helping Parents Succeed” Podcast (Part 1 of 2)

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The Helping Parents Succeed Podcast Parent Aides, Case Aides, Case Managers, Foster Parents, Attorneys, Therapists, and Peer Mentors… joining together to see families preserved and strengthened.  In each episode, we aim to inform and inspire those who are in the trenches — on the front lines of child welfare. Episode […]

Survey Finds 29% of College Students Think ADHD Drugs Help School Performance

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OCTOBER 19, 2017 BY PARTNERSHIP NEWS SERVICE STAFF A survey of college students finds 29 percent mistakenly think drugs used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) increase school performance. An additional 38 percent are unsure of the drugs’ effects on school performance, HealthDay reports. There is no evidence that stimulant medications such as […]