The Science of ADHD

A Clear and Comprehensive Guide to Understanding ADHD In The Science of ADHD, Chris Chandler provides a thorough and accessible exploration of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), shedding light on its complex scientific underpinnings and practical implications. With real-life insights and experiences shared by individuals with ADHD, this guide offers a research-based perspective on ADHD--breaking down complicated concepts, dispelling myths, and addressing common questions about the disorder's nature and treatment. Incorporating the latest research findings and diagnostic criteria, The Science of ADHD covers the full range of biological, genetic, and psychological dimensions. This second edition offers a nuanced look at ADHD's causes, symptoms, and management strategies, featuring expanded chapters discussing the impact of non-pharmacological treatments, ADHD's association with addiction, ongoing challenges in ADHD research, and much more. Helping you better understand the nuances of ADHD and its varied presentations across ages and environments, The Science of ADHD is a must-have guide for parents, educators, clinicians, and anyone impacted by ADHD. It is also an essential text for psychology and education students seeking a foundational understanding of ADHD, fitting seamlessly into undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychology, counseling, and special education.