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ABA Case Histories eBook: Little Bubba's Not Ready For Nashville Yet., $19.95
NOTE: The eBook contains all case histories, or you can purchase individual case histories below.
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Read the Preface of the eBook.
Read the Annotated Bibliography of the eBook.
SPECIAL OFFER: order the ABA Program eBook and the "Little Bubba's not ready for Nashville" Case Histories eBook, and get a special price of $29.95.
Case History 1: Little Bubba's Not Ready for Nashville, Yet.
This child with Autism has the usual
behavioral problems associated
with the disorder.
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Case History 2: The Half-Dead Child de Jour.
Transient hemiplegia (paralysis) were
diagnosed.
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Case History 3: The Sometimes Son.
Autism does not disappear
like this.
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Case History 4: The Longest Running Horror Movie.
Childhood fears and phobias
can be debilitating and last into
adulthood.
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Case History 5: Wild Child.
Cases of wild or feral
childrenwho have been abused
and neglected have appeared in
the literature since the 1700's.
And they have one thing in
common.
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Case History 6: Jaws.
Biting is a common behavioral problem in
children with neuropsychological
disorders. But this case is extreme.
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Case History 7: The Night Life Ain't No Good Life.
The problems with
diagnosis and treatment of ADHD and
various sleep disorders are apparent
in this case.
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Case History 8: The Trichee.
Trichotillomania (pulling out hair) is a
difficult disorder to treat.
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Case History 9: Tourette's Turtle.
Tourette's is a neurological disorder
that is usually treated with drugs.
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Case History 10: A Flashdance of Normality.
Microcephaly (small head
circumference) results in a child with
mental retardation. This case covers
nearly two decades.
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Case History 11: Silently Screaming.
Locked-in Syndrome and Persistent
Vegetative States are difficult to
diagnose in children with traumatic
brain injuries.
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Case History 12: The Twinship.
When one twin has a disability, in this case
neurological damage at birth, and the
other does not, special problems as well
as opportunities arise.
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Case History 13: The Boy Who Seized Control.
Seizures are common in kids
with neuropsychological disorders and a
variety of treatments are available.
Pseudo seizures are also common and
if not treated properly can result in
status epilepticus.
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Case History 14: Poor Kids.
Nurse D. had told me the county was rural and
isolated but I was not the variety of
neuropsychological disroders.
Microcephaly. Down's, William's
Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome,
Prader-Wili Syndrome, ADHD, Angelman
Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Fragile X,
Syndrome, pica,, and other
un-diagnosable disorders in one day.
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Case History 15: Smiling Sally.
Kids with Down Syndrome are easy to work with
and usually do well.
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Case History 16: The Lambs Are Not Always So Silent.
Cortical damage can
cause disinhibition leading to
uncontrollable rage. Unfortunately,
some of these patients sometimes end
up with the potted-plant syndrome.
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Case History 17: The Old Turkey Vulture Trick.
Loretta O.had been
diagnosed with Pervasive
Developmental Disorder, and she'd
learned the old turkey vulture trick --
projectile vomiting.
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Case History 18: The Usual Suspects.
Kids who have been exposed to
stressful events or have
neuropsychological disorders suffer
more than their share of behavioral
problems. In this case the usual
suspects are rounded up.
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Case History 19: A Plot Twist in the Last Act.
The prescription drug mom
took while she was pregnant had
caused significant neurological
damage.
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Case History 20: Just Another Serial Killer Thriller.
Recreational drugs taken
during pregnancy can cause different
kinds of neurological damage. In this
case, cruelty to pets, which is a good
predictor of violence in adults, is the
result.
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