Blake Taylor's mother first suspected he had ADHD when he, at only three years of age, tried to push his infant sister in her carrier off the kitchen table. As time went by, Blake developed a reputation for being hyperactive and impulsive. He launched rockets (accidentally) into neighbor's swimming pools and set off alarms in museums. Blake was diagnosed formally with ADHD when he was five years old. In ADHD and Me, he tells about the next twelve years as he learns to live with both the good and bad sides of life with ADHD.

Susy Parker's daughter, Sarah, was diagnosed with ADHD and Anxiety when she was just six years old. Months later she was also diagnosed with Oppositional Defiance Disorder (ODD). Saving Sarah charts her family's rollercoaster journey from diagnosis, through the consulting rooms of various specialists, their confusion over the conflicting medical advice they received and Susy's eventual decision to quit the medications and find her own way to save her daughter and their family. I am sharing Sarah's story to let other parents know that there can be another way and that miracles do happen, because a miracle happened to us. ADHD, it's just a different way to be.

ADHD and Me: Classroom Edition is designed to be used by educators grades K-3rd. This special edition of ADHD and Me is fully equipped with questions, discussion points, and a hands-on guide to help children establish healthy boundaries, boost self-esteem, identify support systems, and discover creative outlets. ADHD and Me and was inspired by a true story and told from the perspective of an eight-year-old girl named Malory. Throughout the story, Malory shares observations of others around her in school and at home while also navigating her own feelings. Did you know? Statistics show that more than 60% of children who have been diagnosed with ADHD are also treated for other mental disorders. Many people also contend with addictive disorders, engage in self-harm such as cutting or struggle with learning disabilities. There are many areas that ADHD can affect a person's mental health. Four common areas are: Depression Social anxiety Insomnia Low self-esteem Depression can drain your energy. Social anxiety can make it difficult to make friends or interact in group settings. Insomnia can result in poor mental or physical performance. And low self-esteem can lead to loneliness. A child should never have to face these things alone! Parents and teachers are in the PRIME position to help children and students who are struggling with these emotional needs. So, how can we, as parents and teachers, do this? With providing children with four key things: A healthy support system Encouragement to boost their self-esteem Open communication And creative outlets At the end of the book, there is a learning guide for parents and educators that goes into detail on how to create a healthy support system, boost your child's self-esteem, open up communication, and provide healthy creative outlets.

ADHD & Me by Angel Montano. ADHD & Me is a fill in the blank "get to know me" activity book. This book has changed my life for the better. Explaining the complexity of hyperactive behavior can be hard and this book is structed to alleviate those difficult first time interactions. Like, follow, and share. #hyperactivebehavior @hyperactivebehaviorhttps: //www.instagram.com/hyperactivebehavior/https: //www.facebook.com/hyperactivebehavior/

This innovative book provides a hands-on approach to understanding ADHD. Pages are simple to keep the easily distracted child attentive and illustrations are black and white offering the child opportunities for creative expression.Reviewed and recommended by psychologists, therapists, and other professionals as well as acclaimed author Benjamin Polis (My Life and Triumph over ADD) and co-author Kate Kelly, MSN (You Mean Im not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?!) this book is a long awaited resource for everyone touched by ADHD.

This book helps children with ADHD feel connected and that they are not alone in how they think and feel! It provides simple tools and resources to help them manage their emotions around ADHD.

This children's book is about a girl named Abigail, who has been diagnosed with ADHD. Read how Abigail's teacher Miss Penny and the help of Abigail's friends, teaches Abigail that it is ok to have ADHD and learn differently from others.