Review
Great book! Better than any book Ive read, youve described the core phenomenology of ADD both from a behavioral and an experiential perspective. Well organized, the book offers very practical advise to those within the family/work nexus of an individual with ADD. An outstanding book that carefully balances in-depth observations about the varieties of experiences of those with ADD with essential psycho-educational material. R.K., Professor, Stanford University School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Stanford, CA
After I was diagnosed with A.D.D., I read everything I could find on the subject.........Out of Chaos! was the only book that explained the stress this was bringing in my life. B.W.S., Kingsburg, CA -- From the publisher
About the Author
Dr. Jasuja graduated from Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, California in Psychiatry and Behavioral sciences. He also did a fellowship in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry from University of Michigan Medical center, Ann Arbor, Michigan. He has been former Associate Medical Director, Inpatient Child psychiatry at Stanford; Clinic Chief, Pediatric Mood and Anxiety Disorders Clinic; and Clinical Instructor, Stanford University School of Medicine. And, then he went into full time private practice. He serves on the Board of Directors Mid-Peninsula Chapter of CH.A.D.D. (Children & Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder), a national organization. Dr. Jasuja is a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist and a recognized expert in Attention Deficit Disorder. He is the author of several health related articles, and the Winner of Best Research Paper Award, Northern California Psychiatric Society, San Francisco (1992). Dr. Jasuja has been invited as a guest speaker, and for his expert comments, by BBC Radio London, The New York Times, Time Magazine, KTVU (Fox News), KQED Radio, KPIX Radio, KCBS Ask the Expert and "Bay Area Psychology" T.V. program. He has been interviewed and quoted in several newspapers and has given several talks and workshops on A.D.D., stress and its relationship to health, anger and violence (including workplace issues), etc. He is in private practice in Palo Alto and has developed successful comprehensive A.D.D. Clinic, using psychopharmacology (use of medications), psychotherapy, TOVA test and support groups for children, adolescents and adults. He himself has A.D.D. and speaks from a personal and professional perspective. Other areas of interest are mood and anxiety disorders, learning and behavior problems, psychopharmacology and therapy, parenting, obesity, chronic fatigue syndrome, workplace psychiatry and domestic violence.