Review
"Enlightening information that helps counter the myths about this most treatable disorder." (Karen Richards, Author of Turning the Tide: How to be an Advocate for the ADD/ADHD Child.)
"Excellent! This book presents a thorough and concise review of the current knowledge in the filed of ADHD. The non-academic format makes the information easy to access." (Lee A. Rosen, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Colorado State University.)
"As a school teacher, this book helped me better understand children diagnosed with ADHD and learn what other conditions may cause children to behave in similar ways." (Marilyn Majerczyk, B.S., Spec. Ed. Teacher)
"What a wonderful book! It gives a clear picture of the signs, symptoms, and treatments of ADHD. With accessible information and technical terms defined in the side column, this is a great tool for working with those diagnosed with ADHD." -- Tina Siemers, B.A., Psychiatric Social Worker
Product Description
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) effects up to 3 million children in the US at any given time, and an increasing number of adults.
This condensed review of the diagnosis and treatment of ADHD is written in a jargon-free, easy-to-reference format. Find out how the disorder is different in adults and children as well as other disorders that cause similar behavior. Learn about the genetic and neurological basis for the disorder as well as commonly used medications and side-effects. Specific treatments for use by parents, teachers, and clinicians is presented. This book is perfect for the mental health clinician as well as parents and teachers wanting to know the best treatment options.