ADHD 2.0. New Strategies for the Successful Lives of People with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Syndrome

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) affects more than five percent of the population, and in reality, it is likely even more. Many people know someone with ADHD: a classmate, colleague, partner, or close friend. It is worth noting that the... authors of the book are not only doctors but also live with this syndrome themselves. Most people still do not understand how serious and complex this condition is. They do not even realize what breakthroughs in its study have occurred in recent years. In the book, the authors attempt to rid the term ADHD of its negative connotation, to help understand and utilize the advantages possessed by people with ADHD. Just reading the book has a therapeutic effect in itself. Comments from Russian neuropsychologist Anastasia Nikiforova will help apply the authors' recommendations, taking into account the practice of assisting children and adults with ADHD in Russia.