ADHD has become a common diagnosis among children, and is now being more frequently diagnosed in adults. Jeff Emmerson offers his story alongside expert accounts of what constitutes ADHD, the problems with current diagnosis strategies and definitions, alternative treatments, and the role of pharmaceutical companies in today's approaches to ADHD.
ADHD has become a common diagnosis among children, and is now being more frequently diagnosed in adults. Jeff Emmerson offers his story alongside expert accounts of what constitutes ADHD, the problems with current diagnosis strategies and definitions, alternative treatments, and the role of pharmaceutical companies in today's approaches to ADHD.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jeff Emmerson is a mental health advocate, popular video blogger and leading social media figure focused on reframing how we view ADHD, with a passionate mission to prevent mis- and over-diagnoses, and help people whose lives are impacted by the condition. He has more than 400,000 followers on his @IAmJeffEmmerson Twitter account, 15,000+ LinkedIn connections, a large viewership on YouTube, and is currently gaining about 7,500 followers per week. His e-mail list has over 26,000 subscribers. Emmerson is aligned with a number of leading medical, neuroscience and behavioral experts, many of whom are quoted prominently in his book. He's written for EverydayHealth.com, AdditudeMag.com, and AOL Health, and has been interviewed on NPR. Robert Yehling is the author of ten books and ghostwriter of seven others, and is increasingly specializing in titles pertaining to mental health, behavioral and fitness issues. His most recent title, Just Add Water, the biography of autistic surfing great Clay Marzo (2015: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt), has been nominated for the Dorothy Gray Children's Literature Award and an International Book Award. He also works with author Kevin Hines, whose Cracked, Not Broken (2013: Rowman-Littlefield) is revered worldwide for its discussion of bipolar disorder and suicide prevention. Yehling has also edited published titles on traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress disorder and autism. Another book on which he provided direct author assistance, Home Sweet Anywhere by Lynn Martin (2014: Sourcebooks), was a bestseller. A professional journalist since 1976, Yehling was the recipient of the 2007 Independent Publishers Book Award for his title, Writes of Life: Using Personal Experiences in Everything You Write. He also has won national awards for his work in magazine journalism, online journalism, website editing, and a Bank of America Liberal Arts Award. Besides writing and editing, Yehling teaches cause-based writing and other topics at writers' conferences and workshops throughout the United States.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS PART ONE 1.In the Doctor's Office 2.Peeking Behind the ADHD Curtain 3.Optimal Health, Interrupted: Decoding ADHD (Part One) 4.Optimal Health, Interrupted: Decoding ADHD (Part Two) 5.So Easy to Diagnose, So Tricky to Understand 6.Why Personal History Matters in Diagnosing 7.The Larger Problem of Misdiagnosis 8.Prescribing in An Open Ocean 9.What We're Up Against 10.The ADHD Buy-In 11.What About Our Boys? PART TWO 12.What Is With My Brain? 13.Exploring the Deeper Causes 14.New Ways of Working with ADHD 15.Towards Collaborative Diagnosing & Care 16.Problem Child? Or Gifted Child? 17.Nutrition's Necessary Place 18.Shaking off the Label 19.The World Beyond ADHD
TABLE OF CONTENTS PART ONE 1.In the Doctor's Office 2.Peeking Behind the ADHD Curtain 3.Optimal Health, Interrupted: Decoding ADHD (Part One) 4.Optimal Health, Interrupted: Decoding ADHD (Part Two) 5.So Easy to Diagnose, So Tricky to Understand 6.Why Personal History Matters in Diagnosing 7.The Larger Problem of Misdiagnosis 8.Prescribing in An Open Ocean 9.What We're Up Against 10.The ADHD Buy-In 11.What About Our Boys? PART TWO 12.What Is With My Brain? 13.Exploring the Deeper Causes 14.New Ways of Working with ADHD 15.Towards Collaborative Diagnosing & Care 16.Problem Child? Or Gifted Child? 17.Nutrition's Necessary Place 18.Shaking off the Label 19.The World Beyond ADHD
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