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For Parents of Children with ADD
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School Strategies for ADD Teens
by Kathleen G. Nadeau, Ellen B. Dixon, and Sue Biggs |
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$6.95 |
Guidelines for Schools, Parents and Students. Grades 6-12.
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Social Skills Help for Girls and Women
with ADHD |
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$3.95 |
(contains the following articles)
- Are Girls with AD/HD Socially Adept?
- What Does Everyone Else Know That I Don’t?
- Listening Bloopers
- Raise Your Child’s Social IQ
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AD/HD & Driving
Written by J. Marlene Snyder, Ph.D. |
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$17.00 |
Written in a friendly, yet straight forward manner, this
book makes parents aware of the main decisions they must
make before putting their child in the driver’s
seat. Practical checklists, worksheets, and sample contracts
are provided to assist the parent in encouraging safe
driving behaviors.
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When Moms and Kids Have ADD: Expanded
Version
Written by Patricia Quinn, M.D. and Kathleen Nadeau,
Ph.D. |
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$5.95 |
“How am I supposed to help my kids when I can’t
manage my own ADD?” Unlike many other parenting
books, When Moms and Kids have ADD recognizes that ADD
is a family affair. Rather than offering parenting advice
that may be highly unrealistic, this book starts by addressing
a mother’s needs, helping her to understand the
importance of getting help for herself before she can
succeed in helping her kids.
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Raise Your Child's Social IQ: Stepping Stones
to People Skills for Kids
By Cathi Cohen, LCSW |
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$14.95 |
Parents, this book offers direct, sense-making, step-by-step
exercises that parents can do with their children to increase
their social skills and awareness. Based on the highly
successful social skills training groups that have been
directed by Cathi Cohen Katz for many years, Raise Your
Child's Social I.Q. provides parents with the structure
to work on skills at home - how to join a group, how to
choose friends, how to notice what people around you are
feeling, how to handle angry feelings, and much, much
more. |
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Understanding Girls with AD/HD
By Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D., Ellen Littman, Ph.D.,
& Patricia Quinn, M.D. |
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$19.95 |
A ground-breaking book on the needs and issues of girls
with attentional problems: why they are often undiagnosed,
how they are different from boys, and what their special
needs are in school, in their social world and at home.
Age-related checklists from pre-school to high school
to help parents and professionals better identify and
help girls with AD/HD. |
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| School Issues When Kids Have ADD (ADHD) |
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$2.95 |
(contains the following articles)
- Some Advice for the New School Year
- Home-schooling Experience
- Moms, Kids and Homework
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Adolescents and AD/HD: Gaining the Advantage
By Patricia Quinn, M.D. |
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$12.95 |
This book is written for students with AD/HD and their
parents to better adjust to the challenges facing them
as they enter middle or high school. It is filled with
valuable advice from doctors, teachers, and, most importantly,
other students who have experienced the same fears, successes
and disappointments. It provides tips on getting organized,
self-advocacy, and succeeding in school.
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Moms with ADD
By Christine A. Adamec |
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$14.95 |
This refreshing and easy-to-navigate book offers tips,
strategies, and guidelines for the reader. For moms with
ADD, it's full of helpful and specific suggestions as
well as being emotionally validating and guilt reducing!
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Voices from Fatherhood: Fathers, Sons and AD/HD
By Patricia Quinn, MD & Patrick Kilcarr, PH.D.
Moms, buy this book as a gift
for your husband.
You'll both be glad you did!
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$23.95 |
The first book written for fathers to help them navigate
the complex world of AD/HD. Filled with personal stories
about fathers and sons, it helps men to understand how
important they are in their son's life, provides positive
role models and offers specific strategies to help them
guide their sons. Every father of a son with ADHD should
read this book!
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ADDventures in Babysitting
With Ellen Kingsley |
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$4.95 |
Parenting kids with ADD can be challenging but finding
a babysitter who's up to the job can be even more difficult.
ADDventures in Babysitting provides time-tested tips and
tricks for teens, grandparents, nannies and anyone else
providing child care for kids with ADHD.
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