This innovative program offers practical, useful strategies for people with AD/HD, so that they can make use of their brain functions that do work ...
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Jul 20, 2010
Liz
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I was so excited about this book. It seemed like the perfect solution- making organization inherent within me. But the pacing of the tasks involved moved too slowly to hold the interest of my must-have-stimulation brain. I did three days of the program, saw little in the way of results, and couldn't for the life of me force myself to continue.
I think the concept is great- using your visual strengths to your advantage. But the excitement level- something also required for an AD/HD bra More...
I think the concept is great- using your visual strengths to your advantage. But the excitement level- something also required for an AD/HD bra More...
Mar 02, 2008
Jaclyn
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The first 100 pages of this book were amazing. The tone of the writing is very approachable and the authors prove an intimate knowledge of the AD/HD mind. I would recommend the book to anyone with AD/HD simply for this first half of the book where the authors talk about the condition before introducing the four-week program.
However, the four-week program from which the title gets its name relies entirely on visualization exercises. This assumes that the vast majority of AD/HD peop More...
However, the four-week program from which the title gets its name relies entirely on visualization exercises. This assumes that the vast majority of AD/HD peop More...
Sep 09, 2008
Diane
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Very informative book regarding adult ADHD. It gives a week-by-week practical schedule for changing our daily routines, thereby helping us become more calm and organized.
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