The ADHD Workbook for Parents: A Guide for Parents of Children Ages 2-12 with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

by Harvey C. Parker

This informative guidebook coaches parents through the daily tasks involved in raising children with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Using a combination of helpful worksheets and practice exercises, this handbook offers practical instruction that allows parents to advocate for their child in the classroom as well as facilitate structure in the home. The strategies—broken down into clear and accessible chapters—help parents to manage behaviors, handle homework, and manage medication.

Genres: Adhd

188 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2005

Reviews

[Courtney]

A lot of this information is geared more towards school-age kids, so I would love to find something that deals more with younger children.

[Stacy]

This book was easy to read and understand. Reading it gave me a better sense of what to do to help my son. I recommend it to anyone with a new diagnosis and a lot of questions about what should happen next.

[Frank Spencer]

I have an older version of this; the updated one looks like it would be helpful to parents.

[Angel]

Very helpful book, with great ideas that I was able to use with my 7 year old son.

[Countess]

This is a great book for parents and caretakers who are in process of receiving a diagnosis.