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  • TLN
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  • 02-07-18

Dry as DIRT, But Useful Medication Information

The narration for this is robotic and awkward, much of the symptoms described are a starting point, but this book doesn't focus enough on how ADHD/ADD manifests in girls/women, and I didn't find the "Interactive Questions for ADHD Assessment" any more useful than a good one you could find on the internet. I do think the medication portion could be useful as a reference.