BOOKS

The most important step you need to take after you or your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, ODD, Anxiety Disorder or any other disability is to educate yourself with as much information as possible.
It has been said that a little information is dangerous, as the uninformed make choices without a complete picture. We have personally encountered this many times, and it is evident in the way society views ADHD and other "non physical appearing" disabilities.
The education process starts with you! To help you get a more complete picture, as well as save you valuable time, we have sifted through hundreds of books and listed several we think will provide you with the information you need.

Many of these books listed both above and below are available as a Kindle download (through Amazon.com) for a reduced price. The link below allows you to upload a Kindle application to your PC which will allow you to view Kindle downloads. It's a great way to get the information you need without the high cost of shipping. I recently uploaded the application to my computer so I can continue researching solutions for behaviors associated with ADHD.




Taking Charge of ADHD: The complete authoritative guide for parents
R.A. Barkley - New York: Guilford Press (2000)

A Parents Guide to Attention Deficit Disorders
L. Bain - New York: Delta/Dell (1991)

Your Defiant Child: Eight steps to better behavior.
R.A. Barkley & C.M. Benton - New York: Guilford Press (1998)

The Attention Zone: A Parents guide to attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
M.W. Cohen - Philadelphia: Brunner/Mazel (1998)

CHADD educators manual.M.C. Fowler - Plantation, Fl: CASET Associates (1992)