Asking the Right Questions about ADHD Before, During, and After Your Child's Diagnosis

In a world full of information, opinions and varying treatment options, a suspicion of ADHD or an actual ADHD diagnosis can be very overwhelming for parents. Questions such as: “What is ADHD? What are the evidence-based, scientifically valid treatment options available? When do I seek professional help and with whom should I seek help from?” are just a few examples of the many questions that most parents find themselves circling around as they attempt to navigate the complex world of ADHD. Parents find themselves struggling with which way to turn, where to seek answers and how to discern what is reliable information.

In her work at Russell Coaching, Dr. Russell’s overwhelmingly successful student coaching practice, she noticed how many parents came to her practice without guidance or the answers to the most fundamental questions regarding ADHD. In this practical and concise resource for families, Asking the Right Questions about ADHD Before, During, and After Your Child's Diagnosis, Dr. Norrine Russell utilizes her twenty plus years of experience in youth development and extensive knowledge of ADHD to create a meaningful and easily digestible guide for families that can be used throughout the entire process. Here, families will find reliable, evidence-based and scientifically valid information that is written precisely for them. Not only does Dr. Russell answer families most pertinent questions, she provides readers with a comprehensive resource to support every step of their ADHD journey.

Dr. Russell’s more than a decade of experience providing coaching and support to students with ADHD, as well as their families, is evident throughout this book. Finally, parents have a comprehensive resource to meet their needs. This matter-of-fact book is a must have for any family searching for answers regarding a potential or actual ADHD diagnosis.