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The half-day seminar was held last July 25 at the Benitez Theater, College of Education, UP Diliman. The resource speaker was Dr. Rose Aligada, Senior professional lecturer of the College of Education (Graduate School) of Miriam College, and membe...>>

Our president, Mrs. Ditas Martelino presented the Society`s advocacy, programs and services during the National Conference on Special Children with Developmental Disabilities last May 22 - 23 at the Quezon City Sports Club. She was invited, along wit...>>

Twenty new parents graduated from the parenting class last May 23 at the Selga Hall, Manila Observatory Building at Ateneo de Manila University, QC. They finished the 8-week module which included Behavior Management, Communication Skills and Positive...>>

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• 02/20/2010 : South Support Group Meeting
  
  
• 02/20/2010 : Seminar on Building Meta-Cognition Strategies of Classroom Success
  
  
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AD/HD Society of the Philippines

The AD/HD Society of the Philippines is a young and dynamic organization committed to creating a loving, understanding and supportive environment for children, adolescents and adults with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.

Since its formal organization in 2001, the Society has vigorously pursued a nationwide awareness campaign on the disorder which is estimated to affect at least 5-7% of the school-aged children in the Philippines. It has also continuously stepped up its skills training programs for parents, teachers, therapists, guidance counselors, day-care workers and other caregivers - in the public and private sectors - so as to ensure a more effective management of the AD/HD individual both at the home and school environments. The Society has also began its quest for government support for its various projects and looks forward to future legislation that will ensure the protection of the rights of the individuals with the disorder.