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Ebook Table of Contents:

Introduction                              3
What is ADHD?                        5
What Causes ADHD?                    11
Not My Child
        Dealing with Your Feelings as a Parent        13
To Medicate or Not to Medicate                    16
Specific Medications                    18
Behavior Changes                    20
Families and ADHD                    27
Parenting an ADHD Child                    31
Your ADHD Child’s Self Esteem                    34
Anger and ADHD                        37
Adult ADHD                        41
Teaching an ADHD Child                    48
Finding Support                        58
Conclusion                        59
 

"Tired Of Beating Your Head Against The Wall
Trying To Figure Out How To Deal With
Your Loved One Having ADHD"

Don't Waste Any More Time And Money On Other
Products Or Instructions That Have No
Clue When Talking About ADHD.

Do any of the following statements apply to your child?

• Their room is a hopeless mess with papers, toys, and clothing everywhere?  This is normal for a teenager, but not so normal with an 8-year old!

• They can’t concentrate even while playing?

• They make careless mistakes while doing homework – even when he knows the material?

• Teachers are always contacting you about your child to report “bad” behavior.

• Your child often loses items that she needs like school supplies.

• Does he always have to be standing up even when he should be sitting down?

• Your kid speaks quickly with little to no thought about what is being said.

• They butt in during conversations with topics that are completely off the topic being discussed.

These are all classic symptoms of ADHD.  What about adult ADHD?  What are the symptoms of that?

• Unfinished tasks

• Broken promises

• Moving from job to job, often quickly

• A tendency toward alcohol and/or drug abuse

• Entering into and leaving many different relationships

• Procrastination

• Disorganization

• A perceived sense of irresponsibility

When you become familiar with what ADHD is and how it presents itself, it is often easier to identify those who have the disorder.  So many people have misconceptions about ADHD, and it’s time to put those misconceptions in the vault and lock them away forever!

ADHD Can Be Dealt With Easily And
Effectively - If You Know What To Do!

While many studies indicate the ADHD is genetically inherited, that has nothing to do with why your child has this disorder.  Actually, once a diagnosis is made, most parents feel a sense of relief that they finally know what’s wrong with their child.  Once you know what you’re dealing with, you can start arming yourself with coping techniques.

So what will you learn in this book?  Here’s a little sneak peek:

• The advantages and disadvantages of medication

• What behaviour changes need to be made

• How families can cope with an ADHD person

• How to parent an ADHD child

• Building your ADHD child’s self-esteem

• Why your child is so angry and how to defuse that anger

• And MUCH MORE!

We offer over 22 tips on how to address this disorder and overcome the symptoms that are holding you or your child back from realizing full potential.  Support is out there.

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