I’ve recently had the pleasure to “meet” (long distance) Kathrine Ellison, the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who is the author of a new book on ADHD. It’s called “Buzz” (her son’s nickname) and tracks a year in her life with her ADHD son as the two of them learn to get along better. She also has ADHD, so apparently the result is a book that is funny, heartwarming, and full of information about how you can help a teen with ADHD. I’m very much looking forward to reading her insights and will share my impressions of the book when I’m done (Ned Hallowell loved it). Anyway, she brought to my attention a sheet put out by the American Academy of Pediatrics about what treatments have been shown to work for treating various mental health issues in children, including ADHD.
I’ve recently had the pleasure to “meet” (long distance) Kathrine Ellison, the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist who is the author of a new book on ADHD. It’s called “Buzz” (her son’s nickname) and tracks a year in her life with her ADHD son as the two of them learn to get along better. She also has ADHD, so apparently the result is a book that is funny, heartwarming, and full of information about how you can help a teen with ADHD. I’m very much looking forward to reading her insights and will share my impressions of the book when I’m done (Ned Hallowell loved it). Anyway, she brought to my attention a sheet put out by the American Academy of Pediatrics about what treatments have been shown to work for treating various mental health issues in children, including ADHD.