Research At The National Archives And Beyond!

Dr Larry’s Mother was his first coach providing him with the tools to guide himself through Wesleyan University and Johns Hopkins Medical School, without understanding his own unique learning style. He just worked hard and adapted. This prepared him to become a hospital administrator immediately after completing his fellowship in medical genetics. While director of pediatrics at a community hospital for 17 years and maintaining two private offices he taught in a Family Practice Residency Program. In his practice he managed ADHD children and families with a combination of coaching and medication. He brought awareness about ADHD to the public as the chief administrator for childhood lead poisoning and all other child and maternal health activities for the city of St. Louis. Most notably, he coordinated all of the municipal strategies and interventions for the treatment of children with lead poisoning, a known cause of childhood ADHD. In addition, he collaborated with government, insurance companies, and hospita