The Many Faces of ADHD: The Breakthrough Guide to Understanding Your Brain, Identifying Your Subtype, and Finding the Treatment That Finally Works

Biswas, Dr Dona; Sharma, Dr Vivek

ISBN 10: 0648865126 / ISBN 13: 9780648865124

Published by Vital Mind, 2026

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Many Faces of ADHD: The Breakthrough Guide to Understanding Your Brain, Identifying Your Subtype, and Finding the Treatment That Finally Works
• Publisher: Vital Mind
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0648865126
• ISBN 13: 9780648865124
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

You have read the articles. You have tried the strategies. You have sat through the appointments and wondered why the answers never quite felt complete —why you still feel like the real explanation is just out of reach. What if it is? What if everything you have been told about ADHD — the diagnosis, the medication, the story about dopamine — is not wrong, exactly, but profoundly incomplete? What if the condition that has shaped your life, or the life of someone you love, is not one thing at all — but seven distinct brain patterns, each requiring a different approach, each with a different optimal path to genuine improvement?

In this groundbreaking guide, Dr Dona Biswas and Dr Vivek Sharma — psychiatrists, QEEG specialists, and board-certified neurofeedback practitioners — draw on cutting-edge brain imaging research, integrative psychiatry, and decades of clinical experience to reveal what a diagnosis alone can never tell you. Each of the seven neurobiological subtypes of ADHD is explored in depth: from the quietly drifting inattentive brain to the sensory-overloaded, treatment-resistant one that standard medications routinely make worse. For each, the authors map the underlying neuroscience, the brain imaging findings, and the specific treatment implications — across medication, nutrition, gut health, sleep, neurofeedback, and beyond. Whether you are living with ADHD, raising a child who has it, or a clinician looking for a more precise approach, The Many Faces of ADHD offers something the standard psychiatric appointment rarely does — a genuine answer to the question that matters most: what is actually happening in this brain, and what will actually help?