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ADHD

by Edward H. Jacobs
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Overview

In this practical and informative book, Dr. Edward H. Jacobs demonstrates how he helps parents work effectively to acquire skills that help their children. Clinicians will find concrete exercises, forms, and techniques that deal with such issues as the use of medication, the consequences of divorce, and the child with ADHD in the school system.

Synopsis

In this practical and informative book, Dr. Edward H. Jacobs demonstrates how he helps parents work effectively to acquire skills that help their children. Clinicians will find concrete exercises, forms, and techniques that deal with such issues as the use of medication, the consequences of divorce, and the child with ADHD in the school system.

Booknews

Jacobs, a psychologist, guides clinicians through the process of offering parents information about the nature of ADHD, coping with the parents' emotional reactions, identifying differences in mothering and fathering, and engaging the parents in an examination of the effectiveness of their parenting skills and their disciplinary methods. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

About the Author, Edward H. Jacobs

Edward H. Jacobs, Ph.D., is a psychologist practicing in Londonderry, New Hampshire. He is the founder and director of the Learning Resource Center, where a team of professionals provides evaluations and consultations to children and adults with attention, learning, and behavioral problems.

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Editorials

William Robiner

This is an informative, well-written book that provides a systematic guide for families who need to manage the diverse aspects of attention deficits. It draws on Dr. Jacobs's broad experiences as a child psychologist, integrating standard and innovative behavioral approaches with psychoanalytic insights and basic principles of family therapy. Jacobs offers exercises to expand parents' awareness of key factors and to promote their competence in dealing with their child's unique challenges. He offers astute advice on how to build the skills for managing ADHD and methods for identifying goals and progress. This is a welcome resource for treating and mastering ADHD.

Teresa Allissa Citro

Dr. Jacobs's book is a superb reference for clinicians. It is useful, insightful, and a valuable addition to the field. Health and mental health professionals will find this book enlightening and rewarding. Dr. Jacobs gives practical and concise suggestions that therapists can use to support parents of children with learning disabilities and help them meet with success.

Pamela L. Enders

Drawing from his many years of experience in the trenches with kids with ADHD and their families, Dr. Jacobs offers welcome relief for beleaguered parents. His thoughtful, wise, and comforting voice guides the reader through the potentially exhausting maze of rearing the child with ADHD. Filled with extraordinary helpful hints, solid advice, and good humor, this book is a first-rate primer for parents and professionals. Although geared to the child with ADHD, many of Jacobs's ideas are highly relevant to raising any child in today's world. Professionals will find this book the perfect accompaniment to their own work with ADHD families, and parents will appreciate it as a handy, practical antidote to the worry and confusion of raising a child with ADHD.

Booknews

Jacobs, a psychologist, guides clinicians through the process of offering parents information about the nature of ADHD, coping with the parents' emotional reactions, identifying differences in mothering and fathering, and engaging the parents in an examination of the effectiveness of their parenting skills and their disciplinary methods. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
November 1, 2000
Publisher
Aronson, Jason Inc.
Pages
247
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780765702739

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