Wild child

Author: Madeleine Knapp
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is a must-read for parents of children with ADHD or those who work with such children. It is based on research yet remains easy to understand, and is sure to be well-received by parents and educators alike. Mr. Knapp provides an in-depth understanding of the psychology of these children through statements and examples, and also offers ways to help them. The book addresses many difficult issues and provides genuine answers. It is a book about family education, child development, and adolescent mental health. ADHD is one of the children's diseases that people often discuss but know little about. This book provides the answers people have been searching for!
The book "Wild Child" explains the symptoms, thought patterns, and behaviors of children and adolescents with ADHD in both professional and accessible ways. It also proposes specific strategies to address abnormal behaviors, hyperactivity, and inattention associated with ADHD. The concepts presented in "Wild Child" will help you bridge the distance with children who intentionally distance themselves from adults, teach you how to help them build confidence, and support them as they face challenges. The content of this book is unique and novel, providing a detailed explanation of the symptoms of this disease from the "internal" perspective of the children with ADHD themselves and their families.