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Raising an ADHD Child
On sale
21st September 2023
Price: £16.99
How can I support my child’s executive functions?
Where do I start with medication?
What can I do to start planning my child’s future?
This guide is a comprehensive and practical look at everything you need to know when parenting a child with ADHD. Beginning with the basics, you’ll get to grips with terminology, have popular myths debunked, and learn how to effectively communicate with your child, as well as understand how to work in tandem with schools, medical professionals, partners and your extended family.
Exploring everything from how to harness hyperfocus to supporting and nourishing your child’s executive functions, this is the ADHD parenting guide to always keep in your back pocket.
Where do I start with medication?
What can I do to start planning my child’s future?
This guide is a comprehensive and practical look at everything you need to know when parenting a child with ADHD. Beginning with the basics, you’ll get to grips with terminology, have popular myths debunked, and learn how to effectively communicate with your child, as well as understand how to work in tandem with schools, medical professionals, partners and your extended family.
Exploring everything from how to harness hyperfocus to supporting and nourishing your child’s executive functions, this is the ADHD parenting guide to always keep in your back pocket.
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Reviews
I have learned much from Fintan O'Regan over the years and find I continue to do so, having just read the manuscript of this excellent book, written with Zoe Beezer, also a very experienced educationalist. It is full of up-to-date information and practical advice for parents and, indeed, teachers. It is refreshingly modern, accurate and includes findings from very recent research on how one can support a young person with ADHD. The authors relish lists and bullet points which makes it easy to use even if one has limited attention oneself. It deserves to be found (and read) in every household where there is a young person with ADHD.