A.D.D and A.D.H.D are conditions that affect millions of people around the world.
These disorders are known by their abbreviations of A.D.D and A.D.H.D. A.D.D is short for Attention Deficit Disorder, while A.D.H.D is short for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. It is not uncommon to find the two terms used for the same disorder, it depends on where and when the information was published.
Understanding ADHD: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Dr. Christopher Green and Dr. Kit Chee
There is so much to learn and understand about ADHD - and this is the perfect place to start. Dr. Christopher Green is well known and respected for his knowledge about child development as the author of the popular Toddler Taming amongst others. This book is concise, well laid out, and informative. If you suspect that your child may have ADHD, or have had it suggested to you - then read this book to gain a firm grounding in what the condition is, what some of the indicators are, and what it could mean for your child.
Reviewed by Erika.
Understanding and supporting children with ADHD: Strategies for teachers, parents and other professionals
Lesley Hughes and Paul Cooper
Helping a child cope with ADHD can be an emotionally draining and stressful – especially if the child is moving between the home and school environments. This book provides case studies and helpful advice to help you understand while your child with ADHD is acting the way that they are, and what you can do to help them work around the problems that can arise at school. A great resource for parents interested in working with their childs school to improve their childs school experience.
Reviewed by Erika
The A.D.D. book : new understandings, new approaches to parenting your child
Willaim Sears, M.D. and Lynda Thompson, PH.D.
A.D.D has become a controversial topic in many ways. This comprehensive book is the perfect introduction to A.D.D and provides insight into A.D.H.D as well. This book is daunting to look at to begin with, but the authors take you through a logical and progressive path through the signs that your child may have A.D.D - and then through the other explanations as to why your child may behave the way they do. Although this book is American it is a valuable tool for any parent who has a child with A.D.D. or who may be concerned that their child may have it.
Reviewed by Erika.
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