ADHD: 102 Practical Strategies for 'Reducing the Deficit'

ADHD: 102 Practical Strategies for Reducing the Deficit was written with parents of children with ADHD and professionals working with ADHD children in mind. The book is intended to be practical and encouraging. ADHD may not go away, but managing the effects of this disorder is possible.

Our "management" book emphasizes two keys. First, the adults (parents and educators) learn how to set up the optimal environment for children and adolescents with ADHD. Secondly, and just as importantly, skills are imparted to kids with ADHD so they may gain a sense of control and focus in their lives.

We hear many positive comments about ADHD: 102 Practical Strategies for Reducing the Deficit. We especially like the comments we often hear that this book is very understandable and a practical tool for kids and adults alike. This is especially gratifying to know since this is our main intention behind the book. We are flattered that this book is still being used regularly in workshops around the country.

Tip Frank is a counselor both in the school setting and also in provate practice. Helping kids cope with ADHD is one of his fortes. More than a quarter century of service in the school setting and eighteen years of counseling have given him insight into helping kids cope with many challenges in their lives. He enjoys sharing some of these ideas in his books. Dr. Sue Smith-Rex has been a college professor of special education for the past thirty years. Co-author of twelve books dealing with various risk factors which affect children, Dr. Smith-Rex has been a national consultant on the topic of ADHD. Her books emphasize pragmatic approaches to help children, parents, and educators implement successful strategies for resolving problems.