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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best and dare I say the only book you will need to buy on adult ADHD.,
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This review is from: More Attention, Less Deficit: Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD (Paperback)
I have read a whole heap of books on ADHD since being diagnosed and none of them have ever given me what I wanted. They tend to focus on case studies of suffers, lack information for adults with ADHD, have too much information on what to do if you think you might have ADHD, be outdated, focus on pseudo-science/'natural remedies', contain loads of fluffy talk such as 'ADHD is really a gift' and they quite often lack any real helpful information on what you can do to begin to address the issues that you're faced with as an adult with ADHD. More Attention, Less Deficit is very different.Dr Tuckman's book is split up into 4 sections: 'Understanding ADHD in adults', 'Start with effective treatment', 'Build the necessary skills' and 'Improve specific areas of your life'. The book is wonderfully accessible and it's designed to be read however you like - you can read it right through or just dip into it when you want to read about a particular topic. Personally I read it right through, but I still find myself dipping into it all the time as I try to put new skills into action or try and remind myself where I went wrong. If you want a concise, up to date, accessible and authoritative book explaining what adult ADHD is, how to live with it and that is packed with scientifically sound information (rather than dodgy new age weirdness)then look no further. If you're like me and struggle with reading anyway don't waste any time or money on any other book. Once you have read and adsorbed this one any further information you could possibly want is on the web anyway.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My favourite ADHD book!,
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This review is from: More Attention, Less Deficit: Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD (Paperback)
I absolutely love the way this book is written with ADHD readers in mind - sounds so obvious, but a great many books are not! I have ADHD myself, and struggle to maintain both attention and interest when faced with unbroken pages full of densely worded text - but this book isn't like that. Most paragraphs are relatively short - but even better, not only is the book divided up into sections and chapters, it is also then subdivided into Articles (189 of them!) on various subjects - thus giving bite-size chunks of information, and the ability to easily dip in and out of the book as you wish!I bought the Kindle version - which I highly recommend, and as it gives me even smaller and easily readable blocks of text - but the original print version looks excellent too, and I am sorely tempted to buy a copy to leave lying around, in the hope that my family will read it and gain a little more insight into why I behave as I do! (The first chapter, on Executive Functions would be fantastic for this!)
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
now this is very helpful and not new age bull!!!,
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This review is from: More Attention, Less Deficit: Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD (Paperback)
the strategies are simple yet very effective. The book is also written in a very ADHD friendly manner, like so(this is just an example and only shows around a quarter of the table of contents, have only posted to give a better idea of the books structure)Section I: UNDERSTANDING ADHD IN ADULTS 1. Executive Functions: It All Flows from Here 2. Diagnosing ADHD: Accurate Diagnosis Guides Effective Treatment 3. The ADHD Brain: Wired a Little Differently 4. ADHD Affects Everything: No Wonder My Life Was So Hard! Section II: START WITH EFFECTIVE TREATMENT 5. Medication: Improve Your Batting Average 6. Nonmedical Treatment Providers: Pills Don't Teach Skills 7. Nontraditional Treatments: Miracles or Snake Oil? Section IIi: build THE NECESSARY skills 8. Self-Esteem and Effectiveness: I Can Do This! 9. Memory Management: What Was that Again? 10. Time Management: What Should I Be Doing Now? 11. Get Organized, Stay Organized: Wrestle the Avalanche 12. Using Tools and Technology to Stay on Top of Your Life: Gizmos 13. Achieve Your Goals: Take the Long View Section Iv: improvE specific areas of your life 14. Household Management: Stay on Top of the Boring Stuff at Home 15. Relationships and Friendships: Strive for Balance 16. College and Beyond: Teach an Old Dog New Tricks 17. Work: Hopefully More than Just a Paycheck
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