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ADHD Conference
Planned For April 6

Most medical experts now regard
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
as a definable condition that can be held
at bay by a combination of drug and
behavioral therapy. However, others still
disagree over diagnosis and treatment of
the condition.
To address some of these conflict-
ing theories and to provide current
information, the Rochester Center for
Behavioral Health will hold its second
annual Michael Golds Conference on
ADHD on April 6. The all-day event
will take place at Oakland
Community College's Orchard Ridge
campus in Farmington Hills.
The event is named in memory of
Michael Golds, who coped with ADHD
all his life. He was killed in a car accident
several years ago in Florida just as he was
about to receive a master's degree in tech-
nical writing.
Michael was supported in his
efforts by his parents, Dr. Jack and
Barbara Golds of West Bloomfield. He
also worked with both Dr. Joel Young,
medical director of the Rochester
Center for Behavioral Medicine, and
Dr. Lawrence Gage, co-founder of
Project BOLD, a program for reach-
ing learning disabled students.
The April 6 conference, Attention-

Deficit/Hypewctivity Disorder.. Impact on
the Family, is intended for people living
with ADHD and their families as well as
for physicians, mental health profession-
als, educators and law enforcement com-
munity professionals. Breakout groups
will take place in the afternoon.
For conference information. call (248)
608-8800, ext. 26. Registration deadline
is April 4.

Health Club
Gets Makeover

The health club at the Jewish
Community Center's Jimmy Prentis
Morris Building in Oak Park has new
equipment, new carpeting and updat-
ed upholstery. The renovation was
made possible by a grant from Dale
and Bruce Frankel.
The health club installed new ellipti-
cal cross trainers, a_new treadmill and a
complete circuit of weight machines.
Back extension, hip adduction and
abduction machines also were added.
Sue Miller is the JPM health club
director. Rosa Chessler is the JPM mem-
bership coordinator. For information
about facilities or membership, call the
JPM building, (248) 967-4030.

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