The Truth About ADHD

By: Daniel R Berger II

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Length: 5 hrs and 35 mins

Publisher's summary

The number of children being labelled as having Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and stigmatized as abnormal continues to rapidly grow. Controversy and misunderstanding surround the topic of ADHD, and yet despite technological advances, leading clinicians continue to lack valid answers to remedy the mindsets and behaviors known as ADHD. No one on any side of the issue denies that children are struggling and misbehaving, but how those behaviors are perceived, interpreted, and addressed are regularly disagreed upon. Still, the fact that children are clearly misbehaving, disrupting class, struggling in relationships, and not performing in school as hoped for has led society in general to believe the idea that ADHD is a genuine medical condition. But as the reader will learn through objective evidence and thorough research, ADHD is a social construct (an attempt to explain the seemingly otherwise unexplainable) and not a biological disorder, syndrome, or disease. Making such a claim and proving it, however, are two different things. In his book, Dr. Daniel R. Berger II walks parents and educators through every facet of the ADHD construct and brings them to a proven way to properly view their children, interpret their behavior, and apply the only reliable solution. Some of the important topics the book discusses are underlying presuppositions and philosophies, false claims that are commonly believed, specific behaviors in question, tried and true solutions to resolve the child's foundational problems, important distinctions between the construct of ADHD and Autism, and the history of the label—how children's ordinary immaturity has been transformed into a medical disorder. Additionally, subjects such as neuroimaging and the theory of drug action for psychoactive substances are examined. If you sincerely want to know the Truth about ADHD, this is the book for you.

Not what I expected

1st I am looking for walk arounds for my ADHD so I can become more productive. 2nd I really don't care who's fought it is. If I have a problem then I need to succeed. If society has the problem then I need to succeed.

Highly recommend!

The writer documents and presents clearly the major secular worldview that often dictates the discussion of ADHD. He also presents the Biblical worldview relating to the subject and does a great job of showing how God’s Word has clearly presented the answers to this problem. I highly recommend this book. The AI reader did a good job for what I expected.