Psychological Self-Help, Children with Special Needs, Health - Diseases & Disorders

Fathering The Adhd Child

Name: Fathering The Adhd Child
Author: Edward H. Jacobs
ISBN: 9780765700681

by Edward H. Jacobs

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Overview

This book is for fathers who want to do a better job raising their children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, for mothers of ADHD children who want to understand the special needs that fathers have in parenting these children, and for professionals who have the challenging task of involving the fathers of ADHD children in their treatment.

"...teaches parents how to address the special needs of the ADHD child & develop his/her social and academic skills... written by a psychologist who has worked with ADHD children and adults."

Synopsis

About the Author, Edward H. Jacobs

Edward H. Jacobs, Ph.D. is founder and director of the Learning Resource Center in Londonberry, New Hampshire and a practicing psychologist.

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Editorials

Robert L. Weber

This is the book for fathers who have traditionally stayed outside the treatment loop; it is also the book for mothers who have tried to get their husbands more involved; and it is the book for professionals who too often neglect the critical role the father plays in the ADHD family.

Edward Hallowell

Dr. Jacobs has drawn on his own experience as well as the knowledge in the field to create a moving, useful, unique book that should be helpful to any parent and all clinicians. A comprehensive resource and a welcome addition to the literature.