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No More ADHD

	CCHR® Welcomes Back Dr. Mary Ann Block! SEMINAR & BOOK-SIGNING Saturday, August 10th, 2002 from 2-4 PM Admission is Free
10 STEPS TO HELP IMPROVE YOUR CHILD'S ATTENTION AND BEHAVIOR WITHOUT DRUGS
Dr. Mary Ann Block, featured on CNN News, NBC's Homepage, FOX Network News, Today's Show in New York, Montel Williams and the subject of a Lifetime Channel TV Special.		Dr. Block will be in Los Angeles for a free back-to-school seminar on non-drug solutions to so-called "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder" (ADHD) and "Learning Disorders."
Dr. Block, author of No More ADHD, is an international expert and healthcare leader on the treatment of attention and behavior problems without drugs. Her book provides a natural and practical approach to children's health and debunks theories that "ADHD" is a "chemical imbalance in the brain" or a "mental disorder." She exposes the dangers of psychiatric drugs frequently prescribed for this condition and summarizes the most common causes of attention and behavior symptoms. This is a "must" seminar for parents who wish to help their child feel good and be successful in school.
Sponsored by Citizens Commission on Human Rights® International (CCHR) 6616 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California 90028 Seating is Limited! Call Rose-Ann for Complimentary Reservations at 800-869-2247
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