"Sari Solden's
new book, Journeys Through ADDulthood, is a gem. It offers a wealth
of wisdom, sound advice, reassuring experiences, as well as hope.
Sari is one of the true sages in this field. She has lived with
AD/HD, she has treated countless adults who have AD/HD, she has
learned from as many people as she has taught, and her every anecdote
comes steeped in reflection and hard-earned experience. Her conclusions
can be trusted and treasured. This book is like Sari herself:
warm, wise, intelligent, humble, humorous, hopeful, and strong."
- Edward Hallowell, MD author of Connect, Worry, and co-author
of Driven to Distraction
Sari Solden
has written another wonderful, practical book to help adults with
ADD through their life's journey. I highly recommend it" --Daniel
Amen, M.D.
"Sari Solden
has done it again . . . written a book that deeply touches
the hearts and souls of her readers." --Kate Kelly and Peggy Ramundo,
authors,
You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid, or Crazy?!
"One of the
pioneers in the field, Sari Solden has provided us with a new
perspective on adults with AD/HD Her insightful, inspiring book
guides
us all through the struggle to change and grow." -- John
Ratey, M.D., author of
A User's Guide to the Brain and
coauthor of
Driven to Distraction
"{Sari Solden's}
professional skill in helping others cope with ADD shines through
in this well-organized, frankly stated work .... This important
work stands out among the growing number of books on ADD ." -Library
Journal (starred review)
"Journeys
Through ADDulthood" is whithout question, one of the most
important books on adult AD/HD since Driven to Distraction.
Sari Solden has given us a blueprint to live our lives as adults
with AD/HD, and has given therapists a book-length account of
how to help their AD/HD adult clients. This is truly an awesome
book!" --Arthur Robin, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral
Neurosciences, Wayne State University
"Sari Solden
has expanded the sensitive, down-to-earth, practically oriented
perspective she offered in Women with Attention Deficit Disorder.
In this new volume, she offers women and men helpful understanding
of the long, perplexing
and often frustrating processes involved m coming to terms with
AD/HD in oneself." --Thomas E. Brown, Ph.D., Associate Director,
Yale Clinic for Attention & Related Disorders, Yale University
School of Medicine.
"Solden's
sense of humor and her anecdotes about her ongoing challenges
with her own AD/HD flavor this book sweetly. She is one of the
pioneers in the adult-AD/HD treatment community.... Journeys
Through ADDulthood provides an important addition to the tool
kits of clinicians working with AD/HD adults--regarding both understanding
the disorder and treating it collaboratively with your clients.
And your adult AD/HD clients will likely find great relief in
Solden's mapping of the neurological, psychosocial, work and family
issues and possible solutions connected with this terrain, terrain
she continues m traverse herself." --reviewed in The Therapist
by Ellen Pattenon
"Solden emphasizes
reconnecting with the dreams that unexplained AD/HD
symptoms may have prematurely cut off. With the spark of discovering
who one
really is, and recognizing one's strengths again, in the context
of these challenges, Solden envisages a new life for AD/HD adults
which goes way beyond discovering how many milligrams of this
or that one must take." --reviewed in the CHADD of Northern California
newsletter by Lew Mills, MFT, Ph.D.
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