A newly revised and updated edition of the classic guide to reframing our view of ADHD and embracing its benefitsHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
3rd Edition, Revised and Updated Edition of Attent
Seitenzahl: 240
Erscheinungstermin: 3. September 2019
Englisch
Abmessung: 228mm x 154mm x 18mm
Gewicht: 390g
ISBN-13: 9781620558980
ISBN-10: 162055898X
Artikelnr.: 55172218
Autorenporträt
Thom Hartmann is the host of the internationally syndicated talkshow The Thom Hartmann Program and the TV show The Big Picture on the Free Speech TV network. He is the award-winning New York Times bestselling author of 24 books, including Adult ADHD, ADHD and the Edison Gene, and The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight. A former psychotherapist and founder of the Hunter School, a residential and day school for children with ADHD, he lives in Portland, Oregon.
Inhaltsangabe
FOREWORD Re-affirming the Value of All Human Beings by Michael Popkin PREFACE From Minimal Brain Damage to Hyperactivity to ADHD INTRODUCTION Hunters and Farmers Twenty Years Later PART ONE UNDERSTANDING HUNTERS AND FARMERS ONE ADHD as a State of Mind TWO How to Recognize Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder THREE Hunters in Our Schools and Offices: The Origin of ADHD FOUR “Normal” People: The Origins of Agriculture FIVE Baseline States of Consciousness SIX Could Someone with ADHD Have Survivedin a Primitive Hunting Society? SEVEN Hunters and Farmers Vindicated by Science EIGHT What Maslow Overlooked: The Need to Feel Alive NINE Can Parents’ Smoking Cause Childhood Behavior Problems? PART TWO LIVING AND THRIVING IN THE FARMER’S WORLD TEN How to Turn a “Disorder” Back into a Skill: A Survival Guide for ADHD Adults ELEVEN The Hunter’s Struggle: Impulse and Its Control TWELVE How to Work with a Hunter: Practical Advice for Managers, Parents, and Teachers THIRTEEN Studying and Paying Attention FOURTEEN Creativity and ADHD: A Brilliant and Flexible Mind FIFTEEN ADHD and Sleep SIXTEEN Hunters on Drugs SEVENTEEN Halfway to the Stars:How Unrealized ADHD Can Limit an Apparently Successful Life EIGHTEEN A Disorganized Collection of “Hunter in a Farmer’s World” Anecdotes NINETEEN The Edison Trait: Hunters Who Have Changed the World EPILOGUE Older and Younger Cultures: Further Thoughts on Cultural Anthropology and Our Future Acknowledgments AFTERWORD A Legacy of Hope by Ellen B. Littman About the Author by Dave deBronkart Also by Thom Hartmann Bibliography Index
FOREWORD Re-affirming the Value of All Human Beings by Michael Popkin PREFACE From Minimal Brain Damage to Hyperactivity to ADHD INTRODUCTION Hunters and Farmers Twenty Years Later PART ONE UNDERSTANDING HUNTERS AND FARMERS ONE ADHD as a State of Mind TWO How to Recognize Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder THREE Hunters in Our Schools and Offices: The Origin of ADHD FOUR “Normal” People: The Origins of Agriculture FIVE Baseline States of Consciousness SIX Could Someone with ADHD Have Survivedin a Primitive Hunting Society? SEVEN Hunters and Farmers Vindicated by Science EIGHT What Maslow Overlooked: The Need to Feel Alive NINE Can Parents’ Smoking Cause Childhood Behavior Problems? PART TWO LIVING AND THRIVING IN THE FARMER’S WORLD TEN How to Turn a “Disorder” Back into a Skill: A Survival Guide for ADHD Adults ELEVEN The Hunter’s Struggle: Impulse and Its Control TWELVE How to Work with a Hunter: Practical Advice for Managers, Parents, and Teachers THIRTEEN Studying and Paying Attention FOURTEEN Creativity and ADHD: A Brilliant and Flexible Mind FIFTEEN ADHD and Sleep SIXTEEN Hunters on Drugs SEVENTEEN Halfway to the Stars:How Unrealized ADHD Can Limit an Apparently Successful Life EIGHTEEN A Disorganized Collection of “Hunter in a Farmer’s World” Anecdotes NINETEEN The Edison Trait: Hunters Who Have Changed the World EPILOGUE Older and Younger Cultures: Further Thoughts on Cultural Anthropology and Our Future Acknowledgments AFTERWORD A Legacy of Hope by Ellen B. Littman About the Author by Dave deBronkart Also by Thom Hartmann Bibliography Index
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