This book is a brutally honest account of a family who have been there, got the ADHD t-shirt and lived through it. Ellen Nickells was a high powered business woman working for one of Britain’s top retailers. She had travelled the world and her job was her life. It left little time for herself or others around her. When Ellen decided to start a family the concept of giving up her job to be a full time mum was not on her radar. Everything seemed perfect until Bart, her youngest son started to move and speak. It soon became clear that she and her husband Rob had got far more than they bargained for. He left a trail of devastation in his wake and his behaviour could be so unpredictable and outrageous that his parents thought he would be kicked out of mainstream education before he reached senior school. Bart had troubled written all over him and he did not fit the system. He was diagnosed with ADHD when he was 7 years old. Bart is now 19 and is training to be a commercial airline pilot. No one would have thought he could have achieved this and friends stare in open disbelief when they hear that that is what he is now doing. The transformation is a testament to the notion of never giving up.
Walking through Land Mines shares author Gale Feingold's personal experiences in raising a child with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
The Naughty Kid gives an insight into what life is like living with ADHD and how it affects others. The book offers some useful ideas and information to help children better understand ADHD.
Her quest for knowledge and enlightenment inspired her to write this book with the hope of helping others who keep finding themselves at the same dead end.
The True Story of a Father and His ADHD Son R. A. Collins. bad behaviour being the main barrier. On one occasion, at ... the funny side to it all. And so more phone calls, and back to the drawing board. 'What now?' we wondered, although ...
Topics include causes and risk factors, complications, tests and diagnosis, treatment methods, coping strategies, and giving and getting support. Throughout the book, Ask Yourself This questions encourage discussion.
Through full-color photographs, engaging sidebars, and quotes from experts in the field, this volume explores all sides of the issue, helping readers form their own opinions.
Parents will come back to this book again and again for guidance, support, and peace of mind as they watch their child move from shame and isolation to understanding and excellence.
The message in this book is as profoundly empowering as it is optimistic—that those with ADHD, as well as their loved ones, have the ability to thrive and find contentment.
From the hyperkinetic boy who was tossed in a dumpster to the man who found life-long love, Spaz: The True Story of my Life with ADHD takes you on a journey through inspirational highs and unthinkable lows.
This book will help you with all aspects of the disorder, but most importantly it will assist you in establishing a foundation to begin the necessary steps to reduce is symptoms and to live a normal life.