How NOT to Murder your ADHD Kid: Instead Learn How To Be Your Child's Own ADHD Coach!

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It had been recommended by ADHD psychiatrists, paediatricians, parents, teachers, SEN teachers and ADHD teens. If you have a child with ADHD or suspect your child has ADHD or you work in an educational setting where you will most likely come across a child with ADHD, I highly recommend this book to you!

By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. I have written a brief overview of the books and listed some of the quotes as to why they were found to be so helpful. It is from this book, which I have listened to numerous times now, recommended to EVERYONE, including my 9 year old’s school, I found ‘ Headstuff ADHD Therapy‘. Some people find his approach authoritarian but, as with all parenting books, I would recommend you take the parts from it that suit you and your family. I picked up this book as an educator and mom who has always struggled with ADHD in hopes of understanding my students and myself better and learning new strategies to help.The narration is great and the personal humor comes across well in the way only an author can express.

This book is absolutely brilliant at explaining just why that’s happened and what I need to do about it. My husband will read it next then my parents and any other people who come into regular contact with my son will be asked to read it or I will send them key pages from it!We strongly suspect our son has ADHD but as he has not been diagnosed we cannot access help or advise. He has written many books, this one is co-authored by Dr Ratey told through their experiences with patients, both children and adults.

It empowers parents to take charge of the life of their child with ADHD rather than feel constantly distressed and overwhelmed by the special needs of these unique children.This book has a very easy-to-use format and allows you to skip to chapters that are relevant to you and your family. Thank you to the author for putting herself out there the way she does to help the Neuro-divergent community.