+ Practical,but a Bit Advanced Book,isn't it? + Excellent choice, the best
This book really shines in its descriptions of how the behaviors of adults with ADHD affect interactions and relationships with those around them. Dr. Weiss also offers helpful and practical solutions for dealing with the daily problems that arise in these relationships and interactions.
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This is the best book I've read so far on ADHD. The author has done his homework. If you have been wondering if your child had ADHD, you will know for sure when you read this book. As I read this book, it was as though the author had lived in our home and wrote a book about our lives, and our ...
This is a book I wish I'd owned years and years ago. It would have changed my life back then. This book understands the goings-on in the mind of a person with ADD. It cuts to the chase giving advice that can be put into play on the spot. Great handbook.
Gabor Mate took a difficult subject (PNI, emotions, and the "cause" of illness) and made it understandable, readable, and very insightful. Whether you are just at the start of your journey in this field or if , like me, you have a library full of Myss, Hay, Chopra, and Brennan, you will find ...
+ Very Helpful, but could have been more Concise + Good format, but Weiss should know not everybody is like her... + View from the Cliff + In My Top 10 List
I bought this book because I'm always looking for solutions to the problem, not just diagnosis of the problem. This is a very practical, pragmatic, reality based book. With every issues mentioned for ADD, the author gives ways to address it to help the one dealing with ADD. I learned things I ...
+ Valuable information from two top experts + Comprehensive resource on AD/HD in women
This is a great resource for professionals who treat and work with females with AD/HD, females with AD/HD, and parents of females with AD/HD. Though the book may be intended for professionals, the setup of the book is very ADD Friendly and the language is easy to understand. I think reading this ...
Even if your partner with ADHD isn't an avid reader, he/she might read this book
+ Too much or not enough?
Do you think your partner might have ADHD, but he or she either resists the idea or you don't know how to broach the subject? Buy this book by Dr. Michele Novotni.
Rather than telling someone, "I think you have ADHD," it's usually better to first empathize with and validate the person's ...
+ One of the most helpful books and authors for ADHD issues!!! + pretty good
I have ADHD. This book made me laugh out loud,which is something hard to come by with this...altered brain of mine.
I've shared it with some of my patients who share this joy as well.
+ an important book + Insightful observations, well written
Shadows Syndromes is a worthy read, in that it does a good job of highlighting the major disconnect between diagnostic categories and reality. While the DSM model has its uses (research and billing being the only two I can think of right now), it also serves to reify the notion that mental ...
Excellent resource for mothers who have recently been diagnosed with ADD
+ Excellent read for moms who struggle with ADD
Moms with ADD is an affirmative how-to guide to managing your household and raising children for mothers who also have ADD (or ADHD). It is written in essay format, but in short, snappy paragraphs and sections covering many different aspects of daily life as a parent. One of the best features of ...
Are you a mental-health "gatekeeper"? Please read this book
+ A must read for every clinician. + Excellent Adult ADHD Resource + Excellent resource for coaches and allied professionals + Helping adults with ADHD lead better lives
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